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I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Cibo e cucina

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Food & Cooking)

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Sometimes I add a drop of vinegar and a pinch of salt, and the taste it changes right away.
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And when I feel like simple sweetness, I put a teaspoon of sugar in the coffee and that’s it.
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In any case I look for always balance, because I want to eat well without weighing myself down.
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So the food it stays a pleasure, not an excess.
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With a bit of bread on the side, dinner it becomes more complete.
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In the end I understand that eating well it is not difficult: it takes only a bit of organization.
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I drink a glass of milk and I eat a yogurt when I have little time.
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And when I have a desire for something salty, I add a bit of cheese and breakfast it changes completely.
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One day I cook pasta, another day I prepare rice, and in both cases I only need a little to feel good.
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If the dish it is too plain, I add a drop of vinegar or a little of oil, and the effect it is immediate.
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If I take chicken, I cook it in the oven and I season it with oil and salt.
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After dinner I like a small dessert, but I choose carefully.
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And if something is left over, I put it aside and I eat it the next day.
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I taste and then I add salt carefully, because it is easy to do too much.
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If I want something richer, I put a bit of butter on the bread and I warm it slightly.
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I use a bit of cream to make the sauce softer, but I do not put any too much.
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Every now and then I buy also pork, but I try to not overdo it.
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But when I want something quick, I take bread and ham and I make a sandwich.
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If I am in a hurry, I take a pizza and I share it with someone.
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Sometimes I add honey, and the taste it becomes sweeter without to be too sweet.
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In the end I go back home with the full bag and with clearer ideas.
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I cook rice or pasta, I set aside vegetables and I add a tomato when it is needed.
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At breakfast I like something simple and light.
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If it is hot, I take an ice cream and I eat it slowly.
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During the week I alternate quick dishes and more careful dishes.
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