How to pronounce “pomodoro” in English

We have a bucatini pomodoro that is absolutely beautiful.

is using Pomodoro technique, which I'll discuss more in the next slide, can help to create emotional relief because then you're focusing on something

So with Pomodoro technique, there is alterations between single focused work on specific task, and then there is a break, again, single focused work,

There's the Pomodoro method.

But essentially Pomodoro timer is kind of just an egg timer.

You can google Pomodoro, like the type of tomato.

And the Pomodoro Technique is the most popular technique.

A lot of writers-- people use Pomodoro timers.

This is something similar to the Pomodoro method, where you do a lot of hard work and activity, and then you take a break deliberately

Even we make a filetto di pomodoro, which is onion, tomatoes, and prosciutto.

When we make the filetto di pomodoro, people like that, to take it to .

And it is simply to use the Pomodoro Technique.

And it involved-- he called it the Pomodoro Technique because he had a tomato-shaped timer, and pomodoro is Italian for tomato.

The name comes from the Pomodoro kitchen timers, those tomatoes that you twist and it tick-tocks in the kitchen.

You do four of those Pomodoros, which is roughly two hours.

And we made a WhatsApp group called the Pomodoro Society to-- and we're still in touch, to this day, 12 years later.

Pappa Pomodoro.

You've got people who swear by the Pomodoro Technique, which is the 25 minutes.

But basically the idea is that it acts as a meditation Pomodoro timer.

And the pasta seca is-- think of a pasta al pomodoro, but with a Mexican spin.

A system that I have found very useful is called the Pomodoro Technique.

We're going to whip up a couple of recipes starting with Pappa Pomodoro.

And there's a similar technique that I've used called the Pomodoro Technique that helped me sustain focus with a timer.

First, don't sit down and do a Pomodoro and say, you know, I'm going to finish off my work.

Another thing, it's called the Pomodoro Technique or Pomodoro Method.

If you look it up, Pomodoro, there's a lot of stuff of it online.

That cycle, they call it a Pomodoro.

And just give yourself, those two hours or those five hours or those 25-minute Pomodoro method increments,

So you could use technique, for instance, like the Pomodoro Technique and people have interpreted this in different ways, but it effectively means sprints of say 20 to 25.

I would invite friends from different colleges, and we would sit around the same table, and we would use the Pomodoro Technique together--

The other thing is don't say, OK, I'm going to do 20 Pomodoros today, and think that you're going to beat yourself into more