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	Spanish Cuisine - CookbookWiki
		The Wheat was one of such basic elements for cooking, and was brought from Aquitaine in the north of the peninsula in same period when mushrooms had become popular in the region.
		Stews are one of the most important dishes in the Spanish cuisine, and preparing a delicious original stew, you have to use your imagination as well as gook cooking skills.
		Spanish chefs are the most passionate ones in all cuisines, and some of them are well known worldwide in all food contests that take place annually.
	www.cookbookwiki.com /Spanish_Cuisine (1570 words)

	Spanish Cuisine spices and paella sangria seafood special
		Spanish Cuisine and how it is different from the foods we are accustomed to, the Spanish certainly know how to please and tempt the most delicate palette and get the taste buds going.
		Spanish Cuisine is also famous for freshly caught fish, so be sure to order the seafood special, this will come with all sorts of shellfish, clams mussels, prawns and shrimps accompanied by fresh vegetables.
		Spanish Cuisine In the central provinces of Castile, meat in the form of roast lamb, pig, or goat is common.
	www.benidormbeaches.com /SpanishCuisine.html (866 words)

	Spanish Cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		The use of olive oil is common; Spanish cuisine is perhaps closer today to the idealized Mediterrranean diet than before the start of the 20th century, when the use of animal fats was very common.
		Spanish cuisine consists of a many variety of dishes which stem from differences in geography, culture and climate.Spain's extensive history with many cultural influences has led to a unique spanish cuisine with literally thousands of recipes and flavors.
		This great international diversity of spanish cuisine is perhaps most evident in the cities of Madrid and Barcelona, where one might find a shop selling ready-made falafel, an Asian food restaurant, and a tapas bar, all located close to one another.
	www.languagebase.com /discover/spanish-cuisine.html (186 words)

	SpainDreams. The variety of the Spanish cuisine
		The Mediterranean cuisine, associated with the famous Mediterranean diet that has been shown to be so beneficial for the health, is based on the "Holy Trinity" of wheat, the olive and the vine, with other important ingredients being: rice and legumes; garlic, greens and vegetables; cheese and yoghurt; fish, meat and eggs; and fruit.
		This is a school of cuisine which is as varied as it is complete, and which, in the Mediterranean areas of Spain, is interpreted with local differences and twists.
		Spanish beer is of the light-coloured lager type, pleasant on the palate and usually served ice-cold.
	www.spaindreams.com /eng/gastro.htm (1485 words)

	Spanish Food - Spanish Restaurants London, Spanish Cuisine
		Spanish food has been influencing the London restaurant scene for several years, with a large number of quality tapas bars around the capital, living in London means you really are spoilt for choice.
		The building blocks of Spanish cuisine are the basic Mediterranean ingredients; quality vegetables, meat, fish, herbs, wine, oil and vinegar plus a strong North African element of spices, seeds, nuts and honey mixed with a few ingredients from South America including chocolate.
		Spanish food can be sampled at Spanish restaurants and tapas bars across the capital, with London restaurants specialising in Spanish cuisine to suit even the most modest of budgets.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /eat_feat_spanish.asp (388 words)

	Spanish Cuisine - MediterrAsian.com
		Lentils, such as Spanish pardina lentils, are also added to stews and soups and are used in salads.
		Chicken is a popular addition to stews and rice dishes and eggs are used in a variety of dishes including tortilla de patatas, a traditional Spanish omelet with eggs, potatoes and onion.
		Cheese such as Manchego (a sheep's milk cheese) is eaten as a snack, as tapas or with fruit as a dessert.
	www.mediterrasian.com /cuisine_of_month_spain.htm (655 words)

	Spanish paradise: A little Mediterranean, a little Moorish, needlessly mysterious
		Spanish may be their common language, but don't expect the foods of Spain to be like Mexican or South American.
		When the Spanish women saw that the young American woman who was such a good cook was serious about learning, they opened doors for her.
		These are not about chefs and fancy foods or cuisine with a capital C. Her recipes are for the sort of home cooking that is eaten day in and day out, the simple, traditional and healthful Mediterranean diet.
	www.post-gazette.com /food/20000810spanish1.asp (1644 words)

	Learn Spanish in Valencia - ESPAÑOL.PRO - Valencia language school - study Spanish abroad
		The school looks for Spanish students who are interested in meeting foreigners in order to improve their knowledge of the language that they are studying.
		The best way to acquire the Spanish language outside the classroom and experience Spanish culture, is to live with a host family.
		Spanish language school in Barcelona - Learn Spanish in Madrid - Spanish language courses in Granada - schools of Spanish in Malaga - Spanish language school in Salamanca - Learn Spanish in Sevilla - Spanish language courses in Valencia - schools of Spanish in Valladolid - Spanish language school in Bilbao
	www.spanish-training.org /html/valencia_spanish_school.html (738 words)

	The Spanish Cuisine
		Spanish explorers introduced the potato from South America in 1540 where it was enthusiastically cultivated long before it became popular in northern Europe and the rest of the world.
		As you can see, the Spanish enjoy their food, portions served are always generous and yet the Spanish are not known as a heavy weight folk in general.
		The rice used in Spanish dishes is always a medium to short grain variety grown in the low lands of the Levant region and is slightly sticky when cooked.
	www.epicureantable.com /spanish.htm (3634 words)

	Information on Spanish cuisine: Paella from Andalusia, Southern Spain. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Spanish rice dishes originated in the eastern region of Spain, around Valencia, where rice has been cultivated since the Moors introduced it to Europe after the eighth century.
		Spanish rice dishes are of three types, all of them prepared with medium-short grain rice.
		Rice in paella, is cooked in a wide, flat and shallow pan, and is always cooked "dry." Rice in cazuela or perol, is cooked in an earthenware casserole or a deep metal pan, and is usually meloso or "juicy." Rice in caldero is cooked in a soup pot and is soupy.
	www.andalusia.com /paella (766 words)

	Ethnic Cuisine: Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Cuisine in the Iberian peninsula echoes the cooking of the Middle East (honey and cumin) and that of the Americas (dishes combining meat with chocolate).
		Catalan cuisine is inventive with fish, such as mixed seafood zarzuela, meats or poultry, which are typically combined with local fruits.
		Spanish brandies made by the French Cognac process are of exceptionally fine quality.
	www.sallys-place.com /food/ethnic_cusine/spain.htm (2298 words)

	Spanish Restaurants in Cuba, Spanish Cuisine in Cuba
		Spanish cuisine is made of very different kinds of dishes due to the differences in geography, culture and climate.
		As Spain has had a long and vast history and has suffered many different cultural influences, the richness and variety of its cuisine is overwhelming, but all these ingredients have made up a unique and differentiated Spanish cuisine with thousands of recipes and flavours.
		Typical dishes from the Spanish cuisine and pleasant musical moments to Iberian chords.
	www.cuba-restaurants-guide.com /by_type/spanish.htm (302 words)

	In-Spain.info - Spanish Cuisine, cooking, traditional spanish dishes.
		Spanish cooking is rich and varied, much like the country itself.
		Despite not having a specific cuisine, per se, its strong identity has made a mark on a large number of typical dishes from the city.
		Spanish beer is inexpensive for the most part and has low alcohol content.
	www.in-spain.info /special-features/spanish-cuisine.htm (1096 words)

	Spanish Cooking
		Spanish cooking can initially be described as a cuisine relying strongly on olive oil and garlic.
		What a difference there is between the attention, ceremony and eating capacity displayed by a tripasai (the term used to describe a gourmet in the Basque Country) at lunch time and the Andalusians' --great fans of "pescaíto" (fried fish)-- rather informal attitude to cooking.
		The common factor of all the Spanish cocidos is the chickpea, the pea-like seed which the Carthaginians brought to Spain and which gives the Madrid and Andalusian stews, among others, their truly characteristic flavour.
	www.gospain.org /cooking (529 words)

	Spanish Cuisine News
		Spanish Cuisine News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		Like Vietnam's national dish pho, the classic Spanish dish paella, made of rice, shellfish and seafood, has gone beyond the border of the country and its Mediterranean region to the United States and other...
		There are three things I'd expect from a restaurant named after the famed Andalusian stretch on the Mediterranean that gave birth to Pablo Picasso: a vibrant atmosphere; a menu that's at once diverse and...
	www.topix.net /food/spanish (607 words)

	Spanish Cuisine, Spanish Gastronomy - Food Reference
		Traditional Spanish cooking draws on European impressions from the north, Moorish influences from the south and, thanks to early explorers ingredients from the Americas and the Far East.
		However, at the convents of Oaxaca, Spanish nuns used the basic ingredient, cocoa and transformed it into a sweet preparation which at the time, was a state secret eventually sold to the French by Philip IV in 1728.
		When exploring Spanish cuisine one must have an open mind and be prepared to experience the unexpected.
	www.foodreference.com /html/artspanishgastronomy.html (2170 words)

	Spanish cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Today, Spanish cooking is "in fashion", especially thanks in part to Ferran Adrià, who in the summer of 2003 attained international renown thanks to praise in the Sunday supplement of the New York Times.
		María Mestayer de Echagüe, "Marquesa de Parabere": author of a two-volume cooking encyclopedia (with the second dedicated to the pantry) that is still in print, and that contains a large number of recipes, as well as chapters dedicated to table manners.
		It was translated by the Spanish Translation of the Week collaboration.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spanish_cuisine (1879 words)

	MediterrAsian.com. Spanish Cuisine
		The best rice for paella is either Bomba or Calasparra rice which are highly absorbent types of Spanish rice.
		Saffron is the pungent dried stigmas of the crocus sativus plant.
		They are commonly used in Spanish cooking to add zestiness to stews, soups, salads, and grilled fish dishes.
	www.mediterrasian.com /cuisine_of_month_pantry_spanish.htm (423 words)

	Spanish European World Cuisines Cooking Home
		are fatter than their Italian, Spanish and French neighbours and are among the heaviest people in Europe, according to figures from the European Commission.
		While its main rate of tax on company profits is high by European standards (35%), Spanish companies acquiring assets overseas are allowed to amortise the...
		Elsewhere: Spanish shares saw a dramatic improvement in the late afternoon as upbeat...
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Home/Cooking/World_Cuisines/European/Spanish (623 words)

	Spanish Mediterranean Cuisine
		Featuring typically Spanish-Mediterranean dishes, Malaga’s cuisine is light and nutritious.
		Just as you will find in every facet of Malaga’s culture, in its cuisine you will find a rich blend of the traditional and the innovative.
		Traditional Spanish Mediterranean recipes have been refined to perfection while remaining faithful to its culinary heritage.
	www.whatmalaga.com /spanish-mediterranean.html (460 words)

	Spanish food / Cuisine
		In my mind, what makes Spanish cuisine special is its freshness, regional dishes, and the plentiful availability of quality seafood.
		If experiencing the absolute best in Spanish cuisine is important to you, take the advice of guidebooks for Spain, but be forewarned: Reservations are usually a prerequisite for the finer restaurants.
		One of the typically Spanish dishes you encounter in Spain is paella.
	www.travelinginspain.com /spaineats.htm (949 words)

	Spanish cuisine adds taste, variety - includes recipes - column Better Nutrition (1989-90) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		At first glance, Mexican food may not seem to be the healthiest choice for people who seek to limit their intake of salt, fat and cholesterol.
		Authentic Mexican cuisine, however, is based on peppers, beans and spices that offer great taste and nutrition and little fat.
		Both green and red peppers contain about the same quantities of vitamin C as oranges and they are good sources of potassium and vitamin A, according to the Cornell Cooperative Extension.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0860/is_n1_v52/ai_8253257 (752 words)

	Spanish Cuisine - by food author Howard Hillman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		The cooking of Spain is a complex, mature cuisine steeped in tradition.
		Spanish cooks in general use few assertive seasonings, with the exception of garlic.
		Spanish cooks greatly prefer olive oil to butter or other fats.
	www.hillmanwonders.com /cuisines/spanish_cuisine.htm (286 words)

	spanish food \| paella \| food in spain
		The Spanish have never acquired the international reputation for haute cuisine enjoyed by their French neighbours.
		Centuries of occupation by the Moors, who were the first to cultivate olives and oranges in Spain, made a huge impact on the Spanish diet as did decades of extreme poverty suffered by millions under Franco’s repressive regime.
		Traditionally a tapa, which means cover in Spanish, was served free with a drink – maybe a morsel of dried ham, manchego cheese or tortilla.
	www.spanish-living.com /cuisine_food.htm (851 words)

	Traditional Spanish Food & Recipes
		We have allowed us the opportunity to pursue our love of Spain and Spanish food, but more importantly it has allowed us to share our enthusiasm with all of you.
		This country ham is a national treasure enjoyed in Spain by all walks of life.
		Today, the international scientific community has validated our claims through its unanimous recognition of the benefits of eating plentiful amounts of Mediterranean foods: olive oil, legumes, cereals(rice pasta and bread); fruit, vegetables and nuts; cheese honey, milk and fish.
	www.donquijote.org /culture/spain/food (227 words)

	Restaurant Guide - Spanish restaurants
		Everything is stunning, such as ceviche with Spanish and Asian influences, arepas (griddled corn cakes)...
		Since selling their java joint, they’ve devoted themselves to Spanish cuisine and culture with as much energy as...
		Regional specialties are attention-grabbing once the menu (it's all in Spanish, with exotic Oaxacan ingredients) is deciphered.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /search/restaurants.php?cuisine=Spanish (540 words)

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