Amazing recipe and photos!! Love your post!!

hahahhahahahha laughing loud here!!! keep sharing! It's my dream to visit Japan and I'm enjoying a lot your posts!!!

Nice post @silviamaria. I have plans to visit Ilha Grande too!!! Your post gave me, even more desire to go for it! Are you from Brazil?

these were the sexiest egg yolks I've ever seen on Hive hahahahah

hehehe indeed this one was great!

the picture of the boat is stunning! Very nice @phortun!

thank you! <3

Thanks for this kind mention!! So many creative posts! I'm glad to be here!!

I'll try. It's not easy to take pictures of yourself while cooking, but I'll do my best!

hehe I don't recommend the experience, but if you wanna go for it girl, go! Probably after trying açaí coffee you will fall in love even more with coffee!

thank you so much @millycf1976. Happy that you like it and yes try it! It's so easy that you won't regret!

I'll try to appear, but I'm shy and a chef hahaha

Thank you guys for the mention! <3

thanks @phortun! I got inspired by the lychee ceviche and since I love bananas: why not a banana ceviche? Try at home! It's easy to make and simply delicious!

Thanks, @jetta.amaya! Cilantro is my religion too hehehhe I love it! But in this recipe, I guess parsley goes better. But try both! You won't regret it!

Uou! You had a great time eating! This meal looks amazing! I had tong yuan when I was living in Malaysia and I love it! Happy new year my friend! I wish you all the best and happy days!!

It looks amazing!! I'll try!

hahahahah that was funny! My grandma put some old bed sheets with flour on tables, on the washing machine, everywhere she could and then put the pasta to rest and dry! I guess your pasta drier hanger is

So crazy... I didn't have to leave my country because of a war, but I had to leave my life behind because of the pandemic, so your words resonate a lot with me! Thanks for sharing! I couldn't stop reading

Nice pictures and post! My grandma was Italian and I remember that when I was a kid there was pasta drying everywhere in her house. But I always think that making pasta from scratch is so much work!! Congrats!