WHAT WE EAT IN A WEEK: *Italian family* edition
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2021
- WHAT DO KITCHENS LOOK LIKE IN ITALY? WHAT DO *ITALIANS*. EAT IN A WEEK? If you happen to ask yourself this kind of questions, then this video is for you!
Since the beginning of January my family and I have started to take really good care of our food habits and thanks to a lot of SUPER EASY AND SUPER TASTY RECIPES not only has our diet improved, but also spending time in our kitchen has become more fun... ITALIAN STYLE!
Here's what we had this week:
-MONDAY: grilled chicken breast with boiled chard / vegetable vellutata;
-TUESDAY: pasta with pumpkin and mushrooms / vegetable pie;
-WEDNESDAY: lentil stew with green beans / cheesy chicken bites with grilled radicchio;
-THURSDAY: sea breams al cartoccio / beef tagliata with mixed salad;
-FRIDAY: monkfish alla mediterranea with peas / zucchini mushrooms rice.
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love it love it love it. real in the life from an Italian perspective!! who else is tired of the typical influencer vegan/fit what i eat in a day starring smoothies and avo toast? thank you and subbed for more!!!
Hahahah 😂
Thank you SO SO much for your suppooort 🎉
(PS: I promise I'll keep all that smoothies-and-stuff away from this channel hahahah)
@@barbs. as long as you keep it true to what you really eat! What whatever you’re doing, it’s working for you ❤ keeping it real ❤
Wow I jsut realized I need to eat more veggies. The cooking is very simple and healthy. No wonder she stays in shape. If only America ate like this
Thanks for your comment, I'm really happy you liked the recipes!! 🌸
As much as I love cooking, I don't like spending too much time meal prepping on a daily basis, so that's why I try to keep it very simple!
And about the veggies... my family is a little obsessed with always having veggies on the side hahah 😅🙈 But yes, it's actually good for you at the end of the day!
The problem in North America is the education around food in early childhood. There is a « so long my child eats mentality » which leads parents to feed too much sugar to their kids and make no effort for cooking. Children meals/menus have no colors. If you didn’t eat veggies at a young age, it will be hard to get the habit once you grow up.
@freddo_cappuccino So cool, they basically sound alike!!
So fun! And super inspirational for meal times!! I love getting a glimpse of what my life might have been like if my grandparents hadn't migrated to America :)
Oh wow, thank you very much!! That's so nice of you to say that, I feel honored 😙🙏🎈
I grew up in in New York but I am Italian American and this is very similar to how I grew up eating. People think Italians eat all these heavy unhealthy foods like Lasagna and Chicken Parm every night but the truth is most days we ate tons of vegetables, definitely not meat everyday, fish once a week, and of coarse we are not shy of carbs. Lots of pasta and yes, grated cheese went on almost everything. In my family it was always Locatelli Pecorino Romano but that grana padano looks bomb.
When something typical turns into a cliché, then it overshadows everything else! It's really nice to hear that our food habits are pretty much the same and that grated cheese is the undisputed king of every dish hahah 😄🍝🔝 Pecorino romano, grana padano and parmigiano reggiano just win it all!! 🎉
Thanks a lot for leaving your comment, un grande saluto dall'Italiaaa
Loved this video and your personality! Thanks for giving us a glimpse into your life!
Thank YOU for watching and leaving such a lovely comment, it truly means a lot to me!! 🙏🎈
Looks fantastic!
Hi Barbs! I'm glad the algorithm sent me here. Your food looks amazing!!!
Thank you very much for your sweet comment, I'm so so happy to hear that!! And.. welcome to my tiny little channel then 🎉😚💓
Omg I love this. So helpful! And you're so fun !
Thank you so much!! 😚
The fish in the tomato sauce looks very yummie - great inspiration! 👌😋
Love to hear that, thank you sooo much!! 😍
I'm not 100% sure, but I think you can call it "pesce alla marinara" when you cook it that way 🐟🍅
Let me know if you give it a try!
I am so glad I found your channel.Thankyou for this and pls keep blessing us with your content
Thank you SO MUCH for your sweet comment! 🌸
Well, a lot of inspiration!
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It does mean a lot to me, thanks for your support!
This video is so good! You are so much fun to watch! I really like your sense of humour!! 😊
Thank you so so much for saying that, I'm super happy you enjoyed the video!! 😍🙏
Wow, I haven't ever seen a youtuber that is so genuine and has such a beautiful personality, so sweet! 🤗 Thanks for the wonderful video, if you ever come to Chicago, my sister and I will give you a food tour of the city!
I honestly can't thank you enough for your beautiful comment and sweet words of support!! 🙏 🎈😍
Looking forward to my next trip to the US then hahah 😋
Thanks a lot guys!
Seeing these kind of vlogs is so refreshing....hope you keep making new videos
I can't tell you how much I appreciate that, your beautiful comment made me really happy!! Thank you so so much 🎉🙏
I will, and I'll try my best!
I would really want to see your family enjoy eating what you cooked! Great recipes, thanks!!
Thank you for sharing and leaving a comment! I'm happy you liked the recipes🎈Next time I do a what I/we eat video, I'll definitely try to include them as well.. let's see if they're less camera shy now 😂
Wassa crackers are best slathered with butter and served with sliced good deli meats and/or cheese. I guess they’re all texture really.
Thank you for your tip!! I'll give them a second chance then and I'll follow your advice.. let's see how it goes!! 😄
@@barbs. thanks for the response ❤️
Fish looked wonderful!
What a healthy plan! I'm inspired now!
Great video ! I will try some of those recipes as soon as I can ! You deserve more feedback, your work is great honestly
Thank you so so much for your kindness, you made my day!! 🙏
Everything just looks so fresh and delicious ❤
wow, love to hear that!! Thanks a lot 😍🎈
It's so cool to see what an Italian family eats in week 😍
Thank yoouu 😍🌹
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Very nice! I really like your content. For the last half a year I am very interested in italian cuisine and defenitely will try some of your recipes! And I like that you use some italian words too, very beautiful language! Good luck to you!
(I've just realized my comment wasn't uploaded 😱 I'm posting it again right now ->) Thank you so much for your support, I am super happy you found some inspo for your Italian-cuisine recipes in this little video of mine!! 😍🎉
I love this. I feel like what you guys do so well is you just take simple healthy ingredients, and you put them together into a human sized portion, in a simple way, and it's fantastic. It doesn't take that much to cook food during the week. How long did it take you to cook your soup and chicken? 20 minutes? It was like 4 ingredients. People in the US just seem to overthink cooking and eating. It's something that's just in the way of being productive rather than a part of every day that we should take time to enjoy. Most people I know just order take out most nights. I know some people who just eat fast food every day for lunch. It's kind of sad. :( I know it's just normal to you but I really wish that was the case here. People wouldn't be so obese.
I really appreciate your point of view and observation, I think it presents some interesting food for thought (apropos of food haha 😚).
Italian food habits and diets have a lot of cons as well, I have to say. But I believe that the good side of being exposed to influences - like it happens in platforms like this one - is that at the end of the day we have the chance to see different aspects of cultures from literally all over the world, so we can take the good and then make it become part of our own lifestyle.
Thank you again for your interesting comment! 🎈
Lunch lentils looked great!
I accidentally watched ur channel,loved it . Subscribed👍 will keep watching.great work. 👌
OMG thank you so much for all of your support!! 😍🙏🎈
I really love italian food so much
I just found your channel and love all the videos!! My family is in Abruzzo, and I love all the ideas you have for cooking Italian Style!
Thanks a lot for watching, I'm really happy you're enjoying!! 🥳
Oh wow, Abruzzo! Love a lot of typical recipes from there too 🎈
@@barbs. are u still in Roma
Ciao from Costa Rica, I loved the video! thanks for sharing
Ciaoooo 💫
Thank you so much for your support!!
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Awesome. Loved it.
Keep it up.
Greetings from 🇦🇹
You are so charismatic and bubbly. It makes the videos more entertaining and interesting!
Oh wow, that’s such a beautiful compliment! Thank you very much for saying that 🙏🎈
I really enjoyed watching this
Thanks a lot!! 🎈
Hello. So glad I just found your channel. The food you cook looks so amazing and simple to make. I think I will give the lentils and green beans a try first.
Hi there! I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed the video and found some inspo in those recipes 🍝🤩 Thanks for leaving a comment and thanks a lot for your support!
Yep! ❤
you are hilarious! thank you for this video & others you have uploaded! i’m italian-american & have been wanted to connect to my family roots, so thank you
Thank you for your lovely comment, I appreciate it a lot!! 🙏🏻
I think it's really cool to know more about our family roots, so it makes me really glad to hear these videos remind you of something you feel close to🌸
Being an Indian i mostly find myself in the kitchen preparing breakfast, lunch and dinner. We have tooons of flavour and spices in our food ( even the simplesssst meals) but this right here looked so tasty 😍 i can imagine myself eating this food almost everyday without feeling like the food is too bland(except the meat. I never tasted it in my entire life 😂 and probably won't). So realistic yet looks so apetizing.
Wow!! I'm from Argentina and I think we have a similar eating lifestyle! (we also eat fruits for dessert and crackers with the main dish). I loved the video! Now I have new recipes to try ;)
So cool to know there are similarities between our lifestyles and eating habits 😍
I'm happy you enjoyed the recipes! And thanks a lot for your comment 🎈
Should have gotten an Italian wife when I lived in Italy, now it's too late. That's life for you.
I love how Italians do their food so mindful
Thanks for saying that, I really appreciate! 🎉😙
This is incredible. I live in Italy and always wonder if the smells coming from my kitchen tell my neighbours I'm British 😂 😂 😂 😂. Now I can improve!!!! Haha
Hahahahah 😂😂
I'm happy this video gave you some inspos!! You'll become a British cook in disguise hahah 😁💯
Thank you for the idea of zucchini with mushrooms and rice. Zucchini grows very prolifically in North Western Ohio, south of lake Erie, in the United States. We don't eat much fresh fish here, but a lot of pork, beef, and chicken.
Great video ❤️
cute,make more videos about italian food,thanks for translating for arabic language 💕
this looks so wholesome and healthy! but the south asian in me was dying for you to try some seasonings on the meat and veggies, it’s crazy how different everyone’s palate is. have you ever tried indian food?
italian here :) indian food is delicious!!! my ex is indian so i learnt tons of different recipes, so yum! it's just different approaches to food, it's nice sometimes to let natural ingredients 'shine' with just oil salt and pepper - if they are quality ingredients they will taste great on their own. Other times it's fun to - literally - spice things up and approach it the indian way. For example, i love eggplants and if they are in season just grilling them and letting them rest with olive oil garlic basil salt and pepper they are so tasty, a little bitter, a little meaty... delish! Baingan bharta is an explosion of flavors, just completely different as i will taste many different flavors at once instead of 'single out' the main ingredient itself. I dont know if that made sense ahah Just my two cents :)
Thanks a lot for your comment! 🎈
Lol you're right -I have to admit my knowledge around spices is just ZERO out of 100! 😂🙈 I've been to an Indian restaurant only once, and unfortunately it wasn't even real Indian food, most of it was very "Italianized" if that makes sense! I'm definitely going to try again and maybe I'll bring some of those influences to my home cooking as well 😋
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You might find some authentic Bangladeshi restaurants in your part of Italy (northern or north east Italy), I recommend you try their food!
Bangladesh is south-Asian, just like india is, and along with Pakistan all three were once a country for thousand of years, and so they share similar cuisines, food, spices !
Great video, I love seeing how other countries eat. I can't believe you have dinner so late, I'd have fainted with hunger! I'm in England and in our house we tend to have breakfast at 8am, lunch at 12pm or 1pm, and dinner anywhere from 5.30pm to 6.30pm. I'm liable to have small snacks in-between meals if I'm hungry, like fruit, a couple of crackers with cheese, or a biscuit (sweet, as in a cookie).
Thanks a lot for sharing!! 😃
5/5:30 is usually when we have our snack (actually, in Italian we call it "merenda"!) so that we manage to hang in there until dinner time 🙈 Everyone's different in terms of what they have during their afternoon break, but I personally like to have fruit, crackers or some biscuits too!
First time watching a video from Barbs - Lovely Italian girl and English is so good I kept forgetting she's Italian. All the food looked very good, before she said it I was surprised was no bread or other type of similar accompaniment with the non-pasta dishes. All the dishes looked nice and simple and clean. I wonder if the eggplant/zucchini would have turned out better everythying was laying flat and layered - more like a lasagna or moussaka and make besciamella let it cool a little and add the egg slowly (temper a bit with a little sauce then add to the rest).
I LOVED reading your comment! Thank you so so much for your kindness and for watching the video with such care, that makes me incredibly happy!! 🌹🎈🙏
And thank you for your suggestion as well!! I've already envisioned your recipe, and I'm definitely going to keep it in mind next time I experiment with that eggplant/zucchini/egg combination 🎉
i just saw ur video randomly nd i am lovingg it!!!
Hahahah thanks for your suppoooort!! 😍😄
@@barbs. ♥️♥️
Zucchini and rice is great!!
There's no way an Italian family eats pasta only once a week, at least not in Southern Italy. We also eat more in each meal than you actually show. But I must say, I wish my weekly routine was more like yours, it looks so healthy.
Yes, my family is southern Italian and I ate pasta probably 3-4 times a week growing up.
Completely agree
Do more weekly food vlog
You're pretty, funny and I'm definitely trying your recipes! ❤
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Thank you so much, you're super sweet!!!
My first video of yours and I feel u r so cute and so happy person and I just love ❤ the video a lot... Love ❤ it really
OMG your comment is so so sweet, it really made my day 😍🎈
Thank you very very much, that means a lot to me!!
This is a really nice video. My family came over to America 100 years ago from Italy/Sicily. Certain food traditions stick and others don’t. I usually eat whenever I’m hungry, earliest is 4 no later than 9.
Love to hear about your "Italian heritage" 😊
Yeah, at the end of the day that should be the way to do it -eating when we're hungry and not when the clock tells us to! Thanks for sharing!!
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@@barbs. Yeah no problem. Look forward to more content.
This is the first video of yours that I've come across and I already LOVE your channel! Your personality is so vibrant and interesting, I wish we were friends haha :) Excited to see more from you! Have a great week! xx p.s. Living in Spain, having dinner at 20h30 is still kind of early actually lol, but now I'm fasting so I only eat once a day... so I have "dinner" at 15h more or less.
OMG You're so kind, thank you very very much for this lovely comment of yours!! 😚
I'll try to post similar content a little more often and hopefully keep you company 🎉
Hahah tell me what time you have dinner and I'll know which country you're from 😅
Have a great week and good luck with your fasting journey!!
i loved this ! i am going to try all of this for a day's meal ! i wonder if we get grana padana cheese in America! subbed .... please share more recipes !
Thank you for your super sweet comment, I'm truly happy you enjoyed the video and liked the recipes too!! 😍🎉
Both grana padano and parmigiano reggiano are used pretty much all the time over here, it would be cool if they were sold in America as well -you could give them a try!
Thanks again for your suppoooort 🙏
Good job! We call the hand food processor an immersion blender 😉, and olive "bones" ,pits.
My family also used to make tilapia fillets (the recipe called for trout), with breadcrumb, lemon, butter "stuffed" between the two pieces,baked wrapped in foil,served with mashed potatoes - maybe artichoke side.
Thank you for sharing the recipe -it sounds delicious, to say the least 🤤
Next time I find trout at the grocery store, I'm definitely giving tilapia fillets a try 🙌🐟
Thanks for your tips too, loved reading your comment!! 🎉
You're so cute and explained all your traditional recipes cheerfully .I'm very curious to know about different cultures,cuisines etc from different parts of world. Thanks dearfor posting about your traditional recipes.It was really interesting. Love from India..😍
I'm so happy you liked the video and found it interesting!! It really means the world to me, so thank you very very much for your kindness and all of your support ❤️
Lots of love from Italy!
This is my first time coming across your channel and I am SO GLAD that I did! First things first, you resemble Shirley Setia (just goggle her up hehe) A LOT and are really pretty. The whole food just looked so delicious and honestly very realistic. Its very true when they say that Italians never disappoint with their food :P Loved your sense of humor and editing, made a vegetarian drool that non veg ;)
Just googled her name: oh wow! Thank you very much for your kindness, that's such a huge complimeeent 🙉🌸
Thanks a lot for leaving such a lovely comment and for your support as well, I am really really happy you enjoyed the video!! 🎉
4:57 best part of the video 😍😃😃😃😃😃
The whole time I was like….where’s the bread?!?! But then you addressed it as the end haha
Can't believe I forgot to mention it! And I did that same mistake in the "summer version" video as well, I mean coome oon 🤣
Brava
New subscriber here!!! Love your style, excited to see more content. We have lunch around 11-12am and dinner at 6pm. I find eating later makes it difficult for me to find the energy to cook. ☺️ I would eat dinner at 4pm if it were up to me. 🤣
Hahahah you have a point 😂
We usually have a snack in the afternoon (we call it "merenda", like "faccio merenda"=i'm having a snack) so that we can recharge a little bit and hang in there until dinner.. but again, you're right -wouldn't it be easier if we just had dinner sooner??! 🤣
Thanks for the laugh and for your lovely comment 🌸
great video and i loved it! its so wild how different i grew up and what my cuban family eats in miami. I love that its mostly lighter meals and sometimes no meat at all. (btw, im very sure the cutting board was cleaned before the cooked steak went on it? lol) one questions, was the rolled eggplant had baked eggs right?
It's super interesting to get to know more about other food habits and family traditions around the world, right?? 🤗🪂 I'm very happy you enjoyed watching the video, and thanks a lot for sharing your comment! And to answer your questions: yes, for both of them! The cutting board was cleaned (😅) and I put eggs in that rolled eggplant recipe 💯
Love this ❤️❤️
I am from India and I am very much interested in knowing more about Italy especially the food.....it's one of my dream places to visit......will definitely try any one recipe.!
Thank you very much for your comment, really happy to hear you enjoyed the video 😍
I hope you can come here as soon as possible then! Lots of love and baciiii
Thank you for sharing this video! It’s so interesting & exciting to see what/how others live on the other side of the world! I’m definitely subscribing to your channel!! 🤓
I’m in the US, I usually have dinner at 4:30pm or 5pm. I work early mornings (shift starts at 4am) 😅 & I’m usually going to bed around 630pm each day. 😂
omg your shifts start super super early!! I'm assuming you have to get up even before 4am then.. wow, so so much respect for you!! ✨
I'm really glad to hear you found the video interesting 🥳 I've always been curious about knowing more about other lifestyles and just everyday routines, so I'm incredibly happy this resonates with you as well!
Thanks a lot for your support and for your lovely comment 🎈
Do you eat anything between lunch and dinner? Love the video!
Thank you for your comment!! 🎈
I do, I usually have a snack in the afternoon, at around 5 pm -some fresh fruit and some fruit&nut mix is my go-to choice 😊
8:30 pm my daughter has to be in bed to get ready for school. Yes, too late. 😂
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i from Brazil. great video, i liked
Thank you, I'm super happy to hear that! 🌸
Hello, Barbs, all! From SC, USA.
I eat lunch about 1:30, dinner around 8/ 8:30.
The soup ingredients look delicious. I like to leave vegetables whole/ chopped instead of blending, for texture. 🙂
I am loving your content!
Uh nice choice!! When soup looks like that (with whole/chopped veggies) we call it "minestrone" 😊🍵
Nice to hear we have pretty much the same food routine, in terms of when we eat lunch and dinner!
Thanks for your lovely comment, and thank you so much for your support as well 🎉💗
@@barbs. Ahhhhh minestrone, noted Barbs! Thank you!
Absolutely 💯, looking forward to your videos and learning more!❤🙏🏽😃
I love the vibe in the video
btw I was wondering if you from the US until you said "zmart" :D of course you said later you belong to a "typical italian family"
keep doing the great job
Hahahaha I'm always struggling with that "S/Z" sound 😂🙈
Thanks for watching and thanks a lot for your support 🎉
Monk fish with peas and sauce is good!
In America our eating times have a huge widespread, breakfast can be anytime from 7am-10:30am, lunch between 11:00am-1:30pm and dinner between 5pm-6:30pm. In high school my lunch was at 10:45am 🤯
Wow, at 10:45!! We had "intervallo" more or less at 10:45, which was like a 15 minute break in which we were also allowed to have a quick snack 🍫
That's so cool and interesting to know, thanks for sharing a leaving a comment!!
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First, I'm happy to have stumbled upon your video. I'm a curious cat when it comes to Italian cuisine. Have learned many Italian foods on my own and also wish to learn more about the foods, culture and people of Italy. Second, Barbs your enthusiasm and joy of showing us the household Italian food is incredible. I personally loved your simple yet delicious recipes and also your cute way of presenting it. Great work ✌️. I don't know if you're on Instagram. If yes then we can connect and have great food conversations. Btw, I'm a self taught chef based out of India and 2 of my favorite foods are Indian and Italian 😊. Tutto il meglio e felice mangiare👍
It was such a pleasure reading your lovely comment, thanks a lot for your beautiful words and your support!! 🙏🌸
I haven't created an IG account yet, but I'm definitely gonna share more recipes-oriented videos on the channel so I'll be super happy to share thoughts, ideas and suggestions on the topic! In the meantime, best of luck for your career as a chef and.. viva il buon ciboooo 🎉
@@barbs. Ehi, grazie, caro. Ti auguro più felicità e successo. Saluti😁
Hi i am your new subscriber from India, love your videos 😍
Thank you very much for your support! 🙏🎈
Need your skincare routine Asap! You have gorgeous skin😍
Thaaaaank yooouuuuu 😍🌸
I swear my skincare is beyond terrible though, I use just a toner and a moisturizer I randomly pick at the grocery store!! If my skin looks decent.. then it definitely must be because of the combo camera+color correction haha 🙈😅
She is italian...
Nice video
These dishes look delicious! My family is from 2 regions, Venice and Rome.
What part of Italy are you from?
Thanks for your comment!! I'm actually from a little town that's not so far from Venice, what a coincidence 😃🌸
What a great channel!
wow, thank you!!
@@barbs. of course! I’m a first generation Italian-Canadian. Keep it up with the great content. Also, you have a great ear for English
Yes, definitely have to have lots of vegetables!
I think bisque is a fitting term for that potato vegetable "soup". Looks delicious!
Bisque! Haven't thought of that at all, thanks a lot for the tip!! 😃💯
We would call it velouté. It's just soup with a very smooth texture
@Cestria Therapy Uh, sounds like "vellutata" in Italian! I'll keep that in mind 😗
esta chavala podria ser de mi pueblo perfectamente tanto x la casa como x la comida y el telediario puesto y tooo
Your food looks delicious simple and healthy! Do you eat breakfast?
I’m from Australia in my home we eat dinner around 7pm.
Thanks a lot for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the recipes 😚🎈
Dinner around 7 pm is not uncommon over here as well! And what time do you usually eat lunch?
I do have breakfast -first thing in the morning, as soon as I wake up lol 😂 #breakfastlover
@@barbs. What do you eat for breakfast?
@Claudia Elias On a day to day basis I have a cappuccino (I'm OBSESSED with cappuccino 😍) with some cookies, a handful of almonds and a sliced apple with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top 🍎
However, when I have some free time on Sundays I like to prep some special "sweet treats", that I then froze and save for the rest of the week -so I can swap the cookies+apple for something different! In my Typical *ITALIAN BREAKFAST* video I share 3 fun recipes, in case you're interested 😚
@@barbs. I don’t each lunch until 2 pm which is when I finish work. I’d say most people each lunch here between 12 and 1 pm.
Ideally we do breakfast at 8, lunch around 1 and dinner at 7:30
Except for dinner, we pretty much have the same "food routine" 😃
That's cool to know, thanks for sharing!
hi from malaysia😀i love Italian food🔥🔥
Hi there!! 🎉
We need a skincare routine video! Ur skin is glowing omggg
I think it’s all the veggies she eats
@PMA 😂
Wow thank you so much, I swear that's a surprise to me!! I mean, I'm always ALWAYS riding the struggle bus with my skin 🙈
That must have been my lucky week.. or maybe it's just the camera hahaha 😂
I especially enjoy Barbs Censored and Unflattering pomodoro presentations where I quickly find the likeness very flattering ☝️😄
Hahahaha well I'm happy to hear that then!! 😄🎈
I dont know what it is about ur eyes but they just SCREAM emotion🤯
Does she remind anyone else SO MUCH of a brunette Devin (formerly) from Buzzfeed?? Adorable! Also when she said the olives have their "bone" in them I nearly died from cuteness!!
How lovely! So, for a lunch is it mainly just one thing like "rice with zuchinni and mushrooms" and nothing else? Or is there like a salad too? Bread? New here. 😅
A typical lunch in the midwest of america is something like "sandwich with chips and apple". In our house its typically "sandwich, fruit, crackers, maybe a cookie." Dinner tends to be just one big thing like a hot dish. Trying to diversify our eating habits to something healthier. :)
Keep up the good work!
Loved your comment, it's so nice to hear about other eating habits around the world! Thanks a lot for sharing 😍
Yeah, I'd say we tend to have mainly one big thing and typically it's a PRIMO PIATTO for lunch, while it's a SECONDO PIATTO with a salad or some sides (we call them CONTORNO) for dinner.. but it's obviously not always the case. Bread/some crackers are almost mandatory at all times though 😂
My family and I also like to satisfy our sweet tooth at the end of our meals with some fruit and either a piece of chocolate or a small treat.. but I didn't put that on camera -promise I will next time 💃
Thank you again for your comment and support, I really appreciate!
We have dinner around 4:35 in the afternoon and usually a late breakfast and then a little little
Oh wow!! 4:30 is usually when we have our "merenda" (= afternoon snack) over here, to fill the stomach before dinner 🍽 Do you have some snacks/eat something before going to bed? 😊
@@barbs. I don't usually eat anything but I have tea and honey sometimes or chamomile tea usually I don't think people eat before bed around here here and there of course some people but it's not in our daily routine breakfast, lunch dinner, and sometimes in between snacks I guess that's the American way
@@emsdiy6857 It sounds very balanced! Also, I read that not eating anything when it's close to bed time is very good for your digestion and helps increase the quality of your sleep 😯💯 Considering how late we have dinner here in Italy, that is something we should learn!! Once again, thanks for your reply -that was super interesting 😚
@@barbs. Thank you for commenting back to me and the video ❤.
Here it is lunch at 12 and dinner at 18:00. Lunch is typically bread with cheese, ham or any other topping, usually 2 or 3 slices, occasionally we make a salad. Dinner is the only warm meal of the day (usually so in the Netherlands) and its not unlike what you cook, always with plenty veggies ;)
I do like to cook Italian, but also Mexican and my favourite, Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Thai :))
it was so cool to read about your "food routine" and I love the idea that dinner's typically associated with warm meals, so the day can always end on a more cozy and peaceful note 🐣
Thanks a lot for watching and sharing your comment!
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You have such a bubbly personality! I loved your food but it would never be enough for the Italian males in my family, they would look stunned & ask where the rest is lol
Hahah I bet my portions are like the size of a starter to them 🤣 Thanks a lot for watching and leaving a comment!! I'm glad you enjoyed what I put together, hope you could find some ideas here and there 🎈
@@barbs. love the food you cook, I’ll just triple the amounts lol
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I’m trying to introduce my kids to a better variety of food. Thanks for the ideas.
So happy to hear this!! Thank YOU for watching, I'm really glad the video turned out to be a little helpful 💓
Cheers from Italy!
Hello Barb,
Prego! My wife is Italian (3rd generation) I am Scot (4th generation). Needless to say, we cook entirely different, yet have lots of fun when we cook together!
Your site and "What's for Tea" are the only cooking/family links that we have favored!
A funny story:
When we were engaged, I challenged her to a Spaghetti Sauce cook-off with a blind study with two married couples of our friends.
Her father, 2nd generation Italian of course, called me "a foolish man" :-)) because I challenged an Italian, cooking her Grandmother's Sicilian family recipe...she won hands down!
With a family name, Antonucci, who could blame my friends lol
Grazie mille!
H. Guess, III
Hahahahah!! I loved reading your comment and thanks a lot for sharing that story.. I'm pretty sure no other Spaghetti cook-offs have been done between the two of you ever since 😂
Grazie a te for your support! A huge hug to all of you from Italy 🎈🎉
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such an interesting video!! here in brazil, my family eats lunch at 12 and dinner at 7, 7:30!
What a beautiful thing we can get to know about habits and lifestyle around the world!! Thanks a lot for sharing and leaving a comment 😍🎈
I love Italian food there's loads of stuff in common between Libyan and Italian dishes !!
Wow, that is so cool to know 🤩
It's just great to see how different cultures can be all connected in some ways! Thanks a lot for leaving this comment 🌻
are you in italy or the usa? beautiful family & wonderful food.
I've watched this a few times, and can't seem to get what cheese your using. As you say it so quickly. Ps love your channel
Yes you did. 🤣🤣I'm sorry. Thanks so much.
@Samantha O'Neill Hahah no worries!! I'm really happy you enjoyed the video 😍
@Allessandra D 😙💯
Hi Barbs, for how long and where did you do your exchange program in the States?
Heyy 🌸
Actually, I've been to the US just once.. on holiday, for like a couple weeks 🙈
I stayed in San Clemente and visited LA, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Malibu, San Diego as well..
I'd really love to take part in an exchange program though, American cultures is very fascinating to me!
Bella