Hi Paulina is the section in which Paulina answers the most diverse questions. The last Friday of each month comes out and the questions are sent by social networks, a week before.
Damn
Yuri D. Hi Paulina, did you see the propaganda encouraging the national team and saying "Let's go, carajo"? Well, the question is, how does the word carajo stay on the lips of even the coolest person of 2014? Didn't it win, like the use of "que plato" for humor? The blog is very good. I'm Yuri from Don Bosco. Kisses.
Dear Yuri de Don Bosco, Carajo isn't a word, it's a national institution. These kinds of words don't expire. They're perfect designs, like the bicycle or the bra. I did some research, because I find your question extremely interesting. And I found something very curious: Cargados Carajos is a group of 16 micro-islands in the Indian Ocean. A total of 63 people live there. As you might expect, they're all short and awful. They finance the advertising you're talking about. I'll give you the lowdown.
Chocotorta and migration
Lore M. Hi Paulina, I moved to Mexico about 6 months ago and I want to make the chocotorta, but I can't find any chocolates... Oreo doesn't even come close... How can I make it so it's similar to the original? Thanks!
Dear Lore, you have to search deep within your heart. Chocotorta, like the word "carajo," is a national institution. It doesn't matter if you get the Mexican cookies most similar to Chocolinas; you'll still yearn for the taste of Chocotorta while you're away from the land of your birth. To delve deeper into this topic, you can read "Chocotorta and Migrations," by Carolina Puga, a sociologist specializing in migration issues. I recommend exploring Mexican sweets. Make the most of your relationship with your new surroundings. Make friends with cajeta, Lorena.
FIFA plot
Tomy PG. Tomy PG. Hi Paulina, World Cup player, don't you think all the players on the national teams have "those weird new hairstyles"? What do they mean? Is it a new trend?
Dear Tomy, it's all part of a big FIFA plot to bring down Giordano.
Stick and virtue
Gaby L. Hi Paulina!! How do we get them to buy us a stick to clean spider webs???
Dear Gabi, your question is one of the great questions of humanity. This is barely a cooking blog. Clearly, I don't have an answer for such a question. What I can tell you is that to buy a cobweb-wiping stick, you have to lead a virtuous life Aristotle there are two paths to a virtuous life. The first is the Prudent Life (Phronesis). The second is the Contemplative Life: the highest ideal to which we should all aspire. I hope I've helped you, Gaby. Good luck with your cobweb-wiping stick.
I'll say goodbye until the next installment of this community service. Kisses, bye.
Hi Paulina, could you advise me on how to make a good chocolate coating for a filled sponge cake? Thank you. I'm Betty from EZEIZA.
Very good everything, I congratulate you
jajjajjajajja I laughed so much!