I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Cibo e cucina

Most Common Italian Nouns – Food & Cooking

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So the food it stays a pleasure, not an excess.
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At breakfast I like something simple and light.
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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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When I go to the market I think first about the food that I need for the week and then I choose also a drink for the evening.
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Sometimes I add honey, and the taste it becomes sweeter without to be too sweet.
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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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For a sandwich I use ham or salami, and sometimes I add also a bit of sausage to give more flavour.
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When we celebrate, instead, I bring a cake or a dessert homemade.
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For lunch I prepare often a salad with a ripe tomato and a drizzle of olive oil.
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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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And if someone he/she asks the recipe, I explain it gladly.
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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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Every now and then I buy also pork, but I try to not overdo it.
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When I cook for friends I look for always a special touch.
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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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