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The ten rules of the perfect summer breakfast – Italian Cuisine

The ten rules of the perfect summer breakfast


The nutritionist's decalogue for the most important meal of the day. You never skip breakfast. And during the summer they are excellent fruit and cereals

Never skip it (this is always true), never give up the fruit and never give in to the lure of a buffet too rich. These are some of the rules of the summer breakfast which, the expert says, must be light and digestible. To put this indication into practice Valeria Del Balzo, a nutritionist biologist at the Sapienza University of Rome, has prepared a set of guidelines with useful warnings and advice for those at sea, in the mountains, abroad or in the office. The rules are on the site I start well which also does an investigation. The DOXA / AIDEPI Observatory, in a 2016 research, states that Italians are good: 9 out of 10 have breakfast and the number of people who skip it is falling, in the last two years it has gone from 14 to 9% .

What do you need for a proper breakfast? «The right mix – explains Valeria del Balzo – consists of cereals, which provide slow-release sugars, milk or yogurt, and a fruit. If in winter we need calories to face the cold, in summer it is important not to exceed, pay attention to fatty foods and have a good supply of liquids . Here are the rules to apply:

Never skip breakfast

The number one rule, valid all year, is even more so in the summer. With the heat, a first meal of the day is essential to ensure a good supply of liquids to avoid the risk of dehydration.

Drinks

To start the day with sprints, focus on freshness … even drinks. Milk fresh then, with or without coffee. Also lactose free for those with digestive problems. Milk contains water, proteins, fats, sugars, vitamins and mineral salts. Good too yogurt. For those who really don't want to hear about milk, you can choose a fruit juice with no added sugar or tea.

Cereals

Breakfast cereals (corn and oat flakes, muesli, whole grains or with the addition of dried fruits or red fruits) bring not only simple but also complex sugars. With cereals, there is less risk of exceeding the quantities: generally, we only use a few spoonfuls, while with a cake it is easier to overdo it.

All cereals

Not just corn flakes. All other cereals are fine too, like biscuits, bread, rusks or baked goods. The typical Italian breakfast is in fact the one that best meets the need to balance energy intake, caloric limit and taste satisfaction.

Never without fruit

Fruit brings fiber, mineral salts, vitamins, polyphenols, as antioxidants, and water. Summer is the best time to introduce this good habit.

Watch the buffets

Try a dessert a day, for example, it will help you feel satisfied but not overdone. Abound with fruit, taking advantage of the wide choice you have in front of you, do not mix sweet and salty and do not choose foods that are too rich in fat. Bacon and scrambled eggs left to the American tourist.

Sea

Be careful not to make it too heavy. It is even more important for you to prefer a light and digestible breakfast. If you love savory, opt for bread and tomato, which requires not too long digestion time.

Mountain

If you are a mountain lover and your program includes long walks and a few hours on the move, you can treat yourself to a richer breakfast, with an extra slice of sweet or chocolate.

City

If your vacation is instead in a city of art, don't fall into the error of one breakfast lunch, with a big binge in the morning. It is not correct to skip meals and it is better to avoid getting heavy with laborious digestion.

Time

If you are on vacation, breakfast can become a precious moment of sharing for the whole family. An ideal opportunity to experiment with new foods, introduce healthy habits and take back your time.

Ten rules (and some notions) for not overdoing sushi – Italian Cuisine

Ten rules (and some notions) for not overdoing sushi


One of our favorite things about sushi is that feeling of being able to taste a thousand different dishes in one meal. When we order, we choose the dishes together with our diners so as to divide the portions and give us various samples. We will be able to taste 2 pieces (80 kcal) instead of 6 (300 kcal) for each uramaki.

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50 recipes (and ten cocktails) for an Easter lunch to remember – Italian Cuisine

50 recipes (and ten cocktails) for an Easter lunch to remember


Rabbit tortelli with broad beans

The lunch of Easter, it can only be prepared once a year. And like all the things they have been waiting for a long time, he has the good taste of waiting. And why not increase the curiosity of the guests and lengthen the time spent at the table with a good drink?
Cocktails are perfect for partying because they are something tasty that we rarely give ourselves at home and invite to toast. But since the Easter lunch is often an opportunity to bring the family together, we have also thought of non-alcoholic alternatives so that no one can miss the glass. Watch in our gallery above the selection of 50 dishes for Easter lunch and once you've defined appetizers, first courses, second courses and desserts, have fun combining the most appropriate drinks.
If you prefer the taste of a sweet drink, choose one of our dessert cocktails, perhaps combining it with the last course of lunch. It will be unforgettable.

Soft drinks

Berry Kiss

Ingredients for a cocktail: 6 cl non-alcoholic ginger beer – 4 cl lemon juice – 1 meringue – raspberry jam – ice
Procedure: collect in the shaker a meringue (ø 3-4 cm) and crumble it with a pestle, then add the lemon juice and 2 teaspoons of raspberry jam. Mix with the long spoon to melt the jam. Fill a glass of ice and add the liquid without filtering. Fill the glass with ginger beer and decorate with fresh raspberries and mint leaves as desired.

Green-go

Ingredients for a cocktail: 12 cl lemonade – 3 litchi -2 kiwi – lime – lemon peel – sugar – ice
Procedure: peel 1 kiwi and the lychees. Blend them together with the juice of half a lime (about 2 cl), 1-2 teaspoons of sugar and the lemonade. Blend for a long time, after 2-3 minutes add an ice cube and resume blending: this technique allows to obtain a more uniform mixture because the cube, with its movement, also brings the smaller pieces of fruit closer to the blades. Pour the smoothie into the glass filled with ice (we used a tiki mug) and decorated with slices of kiwi and lemon peel.

Romeo

Ingredients for a cocktail: 1/4 William pear – 5 cl pear juice – lime – ginger beer – rosemary
Procedure: cut the pear slice to touch and collect it in the shaker. Partially burn a sprig of rosemary and add it to the touches of pear, pour over the pear juice, half a lime and gently crush. Add the ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a glass with new ice and fill with ginger beer. Decorate to taste with new rosemary and pear slices.

Aperitif with yolk pralines

Ingredients for 6 cocktails: 900 g fennel tea – 900 g tonic water – fennel – lime-raspberries – cane sugar – Praline: 100 g homemade bread – 80 g peeled boiled beans – 80 g ricotta – 6 eggs – oregano – lime – extra virgin olive oil – salt – pepper
Procedure: mix the fennel tea with tonic water. Moisten the edge of the glasses with half a lime, dip them in brown sugar and place three or four raspberries on the bottom of each one. Fill them with the drink and complete the cocktails with lime zest and fennel heart sticks. Cut the bread into slices, add oil, season with a bit of oregano and toast it in the oven until it is well-toasted. Firm the eggs, then shell them and separate the yolks from the whites. Whisk the bread and put the powder into a tray. Whisk the egg yolks with ricotta and broad beans; operate the impulse blender, so as not to crush the cream too much, then work it with a spoon, completing it with salt, pepper, a little oil and the juice of half a lime. Make gnocchetti with the mixture of egg yolks and pass them in the bread, giving them the shape of small balls. Serve them together with the cocktail, completing to taste with fresh salad leaves and with the sifted egg whites.

Alcoholic drinks

Rapa nui

Ingredients for a cocktail: 250 g papaya pulp – 3.5 cl Pisco – orange – sugar – nutmeg – white pepper
Procedure: blend the papaya pulp with 10 cl of water and 2 teaspoons of sugar. Collect 2 cl of orange juice, 1 teaspoon of sugar, a generous pinch of pepper, Pisco and 5 cl of the pureed papaya in the shaker. Add ice and shake with energy. Strain into the glass and finish with grated nutmeg. Use the rest of the papaya pulp to prepare other cocktails.

Traminer royal with guava juice

Ingredients for 4 cocktails: 100 ml aromatic Traminer – 100 ml guava juice – 2 teaspoons of cold crème de cassis.
Procedure: Put 4 glasses in the freezer. Pour in each glass about 100 ml of very cold aromatic Traminer, 100 ml of guava juice and two teaspoons of cold crème de cassis. Stir gently, let the juice settle for a couple of minutes and serve decorating to taste.

Martini Brunch

Ingredients for a cocktail: 4 cl Gin Mare – 2 cl elderflower liqueur Holler Sambo Roner – 2 cl lemon juice – orange marmalade – ice.
Procedure: cool the cup with ice cubes. Collect in the shaker the lemon juice, the liqueur and the gin with 1-2 teaspoons of jam, let it dissolve, then add the ice and shake. Remove the ice from the cup and filter the shaken cocktail. Decorate to taste with marjoram leaves.

Peat

Ingredients for a cocktail: 6 cl Russian vodka Standard -1 cl up sherry- 1 cl peated whiskey Ardbeg- laurel – ice.
Procedure: cool the cup with ice cubes or keep it in the freezer for 10 minutes. Collect the sherry, vodka and whiskey in the shaker, add a few ice cubes and shake vigorously. Remove the ice from the cup and the water that had formed, then filter the cocktail. Decorate with a bay leaf.

Sweet drinks

Memories of the East, alcoholic

Ingredients for a cocktail: 20 cl milk – 1 tea bag Earl Gray – cloves – orange peel – cinnamon stick – tamarind syrup
Procedure: bring the milk to a boil with a piece of cinnamon, an orange peel and 5 cloves. Simmer for 3-5 minutes. Heat 20 cl of water and just before the boil turn off, infuse the tea bag for 3-5 minutes, then remove the sachet. Sweeten the tea with 2 cl tamarind syrup. Add the tea with milk and continue on the stove for less than 1 '. Turn off, strain into a glass suitable for heat and decorate to taste with mint leaves.

White rabbit, non-alcoholic
Ingredients for a cocktail: 12 cl almond milk – 1 cl tamarind syrup – mint – soda.
Procedure: collect the almond milk, tamarind syrup, a few ice cubes and a sprig of mint in the shaker. Shake vigorously and then pour, filtering, into the glass filled with ice. Fill with soda and decorate with another sprig of mint.

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