the mangaka sometimes doesn't draw or barely draws those lines below the eyes that give an older lookI can't reasonable believe that she is almost in her 50's
It's fine if you're using extra virgin olive oil, the problem is frying with regular olive oil.Frying with olive oil? My nutritionist told me to use olive oil only on salads or at the end of cooking hot dishes, for example cod with potatoes. but it's not really frying, just a light browning.
She's 47IN MY FIFTIES WHAT ??? if she told that she's in her forties, i believed, but fifties is too much because she's look so young
Aka garbage.Of course there would be some insufferable pasta elitism in the comments, Its yoshoku/itameshi Napolitan you plebs. As friendly said, it aint Napolitan without ketchup.
Ah yes the asian genesI can't reasonable believe that she is almost in her 50's
Italians are insufferable when it comes to food, just like the French. Better get used to it.Of course there would be some insufferable pasta elitism in the comments, Its yoshoku/itameshi Napolitan you plebs. As friendly said, it aint Napolitan without ketchup.
And rightly so. Others use the name of their food and make something way different. You may like it with ketchup, no problem, but for an Italian that's not Pasta Napoletana.Italians are insufferable when it comes to food, just like the French. Better get used to it.
I will agree with saying that there's ways to make the dish lighter on the stomach though. But only that and not more.
I can't reasonable believe that she is almost in her 50's
PSA: people lose height as they get older because your blood is stealing calcium from your bones (leading to osteoporosis). Regular calcium intake (both before and after the age of 40) can help reduce/prevent this.Wait, this isn't our normal idiot food couple!
She's aging real well for a Japanease woman, isn't around 50 when they suddenly lose half their height?
You can fry using olive oil so long as you don't exceed its smoke point; hitting the smoke point means that the oil is burning and, like most burning food, creating potential carcinogens.Frying with olive oil? My nutritionist told me to use olive oil only on salads or at the end of cooking hot dishes, for example cod with potatoes. but it's not really frying, just a light browning.
the one in this chapter it's not an italian dish: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naporitan so is okie dokieI'm from a town between Naples and Salerno in Italy and never heard of it before this chapter.
Maybe the bell peppers are heavy (also sausage/wurstel). At first I thought Toda was going to make an Aglio & Olio, which is just garlic aromatized oil and pasta, if you like it you can add hot pepper on it.