The Nobel Prize winner proposes to "turn off the fire noodles" ...

Faced with high energy prices, people and businesses in many European countries are trying to reduce energy expenses. Recently, a Nobel Prize winner in Italy proposed a special solution that cooked the Italian noodles to save natural gas. But this soon caused the opposition of many chefs.

According to the Associated Press reported on the 12th, the idea of ​​turning off the idea of ​​turning off the fire was George Palisi, the Nobel Prize winner of the Nobel Prize in Italy. He said that after boiling the water, pour it into the past. Turn off the heat and make the remaining temperature in the pot cooked, and the traditional method is to cook in boiling water for about 10 minutes.

The Italian Food Federation estimates that the use of the same weight of cooking can save nearly half of the gas from traditional methods, but this proposal will soon lead to a large number of domestic chefs' opposition.

Italian chef: In this method, we are actually soaking the Italian surface, not cooking. Boiled water is a necessary condition for the past to cooked at a constant temperature. If we turn off the fire prematurely, the starch will fall off from the past, so that the pasta will become more difficult to digest.

Many restaurant owners said they just came out of the epidemic and wanted to make some money. Now encountering an energy crisis, it is really difficult to survive if you want to continue operating without the price.

A restaurant manager in Italy: I have paid about 350 euros to 400 euros (about RMB 2470 to 2820) before the monthly payment. In the summer, due to the air conditioner, it must pay about 500 euros (about 3530 yuan). In July this year, my bill was 1407 euros (about 9920 yuan).

It is understood that high energy prices have affected many industries in Italy. In order to protect domestic consumers and corporate interests, the Italian government is currently intending to launch a subsidy plan of billions of euros. However Power prices will still rise significantly.

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