What and when we eat in Spain
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The document discusses traditional Spanish foods and eating schedules. It focuses on paella, describing it as a typical dish from Garrucha that tourists often eat. There are three main types of paella - Valencian paella containing meat, snails, beans and vegetables; seafood paella with seafood instead of meat and snails; and mixed paella which freely combines meat, seafood and vegetables. The people of Garrucha commonly eat seafood paella since prawns and shellfish are very typical to their town.
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The document describes the clothing worn by the subject in different photos and seasons. In winter photos, the subject wears boots, tights, shirts, and handkerchiefs, sometimes with jeans. In summer, the subject usually wears short trousers, T-shirts, vests, and traditional Spanish shoes called "Toreras" which come in red, pink, and brown colors. One photo shows the subject in a sweatshirt, sports trousers, and trainers, noting similar summer wear of short trousers, vests, and trainers.Jose antonio venzal
Jose antonio venzalsergioaltea
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In the first picture, the author is wearing a brown turtleneck, brown jacket, orange jacket, and brown shoes while hanging out with friends in the evening at a camp or field. In the second picture, he is wearing a blue shirt, blue shorts, green jacket, and white football boots before training with his soccer team on the football field. In the third picture, taken after dinner at a birthday in the park with friends, he is wearing a gray jersey with black lines and blue jeans, which he normally wears when going out with friends or family.Paula
Paulasergioaltea
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In the summer, the author wears white and blue shorts from Bershka, a blue t-shirt from El Desastre, and blue sandals from Pizzpireta. In the winter, the author wears jeans from H&M, a gray jersey from Zara, a brown jacket from Stradivarius, and brown boots from Blanes. On Christmas day, the author wore a pink t-shirt from Bershka, gray shorts from H&M, a purple jacket from Zara, gray tights also from H&M, and purple shoes from Pizzpireta.Presentacion de m捉 angeles fernandez
Presentacion de m捉 angeles fernandezsergioaltea
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The document describes the clothing worn by the subject in different photos and seasons. In winter photos, the subject wears boots, tights, shirts, and handkerchiefs, sometimes with jeans. In summer, the subject usually wears short trousers, T-shirts, vests, and Toreras, a type of shoe typical in Spain that comes in red, pink, and brown colors. In one photo, the subject wears a sweatshirt, sports trousers, and trainers, and notes wearing similar clothing like short trousers, vests, and trainers in summer.Maria fernandez
Maria fernandezsergioaltea
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The document describes different styles including rapper, party, beach, sporty, and classic styles. For each style, it provides details on typical outfits, shoes, and hairstyles. The rapper style includes dark trousers, a big t-shirt, and trainers. Party style is modern and casual using sequins in dark colors. Beach style is comfortable and fresh for the summer, using sandals. Sporty style is for tennis, consisting of a pull and skirt with trainers. Classic style is casual for going out, sometimes using boots or manoletinas.Ariadna
Ariadnasergioaltea
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The document describes the types of clothes worn in different seasons. In summer, dresses, sunglasses, and fans are worn. In winter, vests, long-sleeved shirts, long trousers, and jackets are common. Autumn clothes sometimes include jackets, dresses, trousers, and scarves. Spring attire can involve short or medium trousers, short vests, and scarves, as the weather is neither cold nor hot.Claudia
Claudiasergioaltea
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The document describes different types of everyday clothing such as everyday outfits consisting of shirts, jackets and jeans. It also mentions specific items like a tracksuit consisting of a scarf, sweatshirt and blue pants that is better worn with a ponytail for sports. Pajamas are described as a blue sheep set that is simple and warm. Summer clothes suggested include a skirt and shirt for hot weather, and party clothing is also referenced.Blanca
Blancasergioaltea
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The document describes four different outfits worn by the author: a tracksuit used for sports activities, pyjamas worn at home for studying and sleeping, casual clothes like jeans and sweaters worn everyday, and formal ceremony clothes like a dress and jacket worn for special occasions. Each section provides details about when and where each type of clothing is worn as well as photos of the author in each outfit.
Ana navarro
Ana navarrosergioaltea
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The document describes Ana Navarro Campos and the different outfits she wears for various activities. It provides details of her school outfit consisting of grey trousers, a purple t-shirt, and black boots. It also describes her sports tracksuit for paddle tennis with purple stripes, and her summer party dress, flamenco dancing dress, and pink pajamas for sleeping.Ana guillen
Ana guillensergioaltea
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The document describes what clothes Ana Guill辿n L坦pez wears for different occasions and seasons:
- For sleeping, she wears comfortable pajamas in winter and lighter clothes like t-shirts in summer.
- To go to school, she prefers jeans, leggings, cute shoes, and layers like sweaters or jackets when cold.
- When doing sports like swimming, football, and basketball, she wears tracksuits and athletic clothing like sneakers for comfort.
- In summer, she likes cool, light clothes like shorts, dresses, and bikinis at the beach. For parties, she wears beautiful skirts and dresses with sandals.
Comida en inglaterrasergioaltea
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El documento describe las comidas t鱈picas de una familia inglesa. Normalmente desayunan tostadas, t辿 y fruta. Los fines de semana comen salchichas, huevos y bacon. Almuerzan s叩ndwiches, patatas fritas o fruta entre las 12 y 2:30 pm. En la escuela almuerzan hamburguesas, s叩ndwiches o pescado los viernes entre las 12:50 y 1:40 pm. Para la cena comen sopa, pescado con patatas fritas y a veces helado de postre. Les gusta el chocolate, helado
Comida tradicional inglesasergioaltea
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Este documento describe algunos platos tradicionales de la cocina inglesa como salchichas y patatas, pescado y patatas fritas (fish and chips), y el desayuno ingl辿s (English breakfast), que incluye huevos, salchichas, bacon, champi単ones y tomates. Tambi辿n menciona otros platos populares como las gachas de avena (porridge) y el asado dominical (Sunday roast), que consiste en ternera asada con patatas y verduras.Carlos argui単ano
Carlos argui単anosergioaltea
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Carlos Argui単ano is a famous Spanish chef and television presenter known for his cooking show "Karlos Argui単ano cuisine". He developed an interest in cooking from a young age, helping his mother in the kitchen. After training at a hospitality school, he opened his own restaurant in 1978. His TV show combines cooking demonstrations with jokes and songs. The show's slogan "Rich, Rich" promotes tasty and nutritious recipes. Argui単ano has also taught cooking classes and authored cookbooks.Typical油christmas油dinner in Spain
Typical油christmas油dinner in Spainsergioaltea
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The document provides recipes for several traditional Spanish Christmas dishes:
1) Golden salt fish - A whole fish is covered in salt and baked for 3/4 hours before serving.
2) Truffled turkey - Ground meats and truffles are stuffed under the turkey skin before baking in wine and broth for 3-4 hours.
3) Ham and b辿chamel croquettes - Ham, butter, flour and milk are used to make a b辿chamel sauce which is formed into croquettes and fried.
4) Duck a l'orange - Duck is cooked with onion, garlic, olive oil, orange juice and herbs before baking and serving with orange slices.
5) ShrimpTypical Spanish recipes
Typical Spanish recipessergioaltea
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This document provides recipes for typical Spanish dishes including paella, gazpacho, Spanish tortilla, and lamb. The paella recipe lists ingredients like rice, chicken, seafood and vegetables and instructions for cooking. The gazpacho recipe lists tomato, cucumber, pepper and other vegetable ingredients and instructions for blending them into a chilled soup. The tortilla recipe provides directions for making a potato and egg omelette. The lamb recipe instructs on how to cook and baste a leg of lamb with wine, garlic and lemon broth in the oven along with potatoes, onions and tomatoes.What and when we eat in Spain
- 2. TRADITIONAL SPANISH FOOD RICE SPANISH OMELET BOILED CRUMB CUAJADERA
- 3. WHAT AND WHEN WE EAT? 7:00 We drink a cup of milk and we eat a tomato toast. 10:00 We eat a sandwich of ham and cheese and we drink an orange juice.
- 4. 14:00 We eat macaroni and we drink a cold drink. 17:30 We eat a sandwich of chorizo and a fruit. 21:30 We eat pizza.
- 5. PAELLA THE MOST TYPICAL RECIPE IN GARRUCHA
- 6. Paella is a typical food of Garrucha and in the summer all the tourists that come here always eat paella or prawns. There are three widely known types of paella: Valencian paella , seafood paella and mixed paella , but there are many others as well.
- 7. - Valencian paella consists of white rice, green vegetables, meat (rabbit, chicken, duck), land snails, beans and seasoning. - Seafood paella replaces meat and snails with seafood and omits beans and green vegetables. - Mixed paella is a free-style combination of meat, seafood, vegetables, and sometimes beans. Other key ingredients include saffron and olive oil.
- 8. Normally, in Garrucha , the people eat seafood paella because also the prawns and generally the shellfish are very typicals in we town GARRUCHA!
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