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skip to main skip to sidebar Cocina de Mama Traditional recipes sprinkled with stories of the past: Cocina de Mama. Share your stories and traditional recipes... Tuesday, January 5, 2010 Fiambre Aleman - Savoury Pancake Stack Pancakes! Many people think pancakes are only made for maple syrupy breakfast fun... but in Argentinean cooking I have seen pancakes used for many different purposes! For super special treats sometimes mum would make pancakes with dulce de leche rolled into the middle - it was to die for... (my mouth is watering as I write this!!). However one of the things I always remembered on festive occasions, which she was always asked to bring to other people's parties was Fiambre Aleman... translated literally it means German Ham... but in actuality it is a wonderfully easy, but incredibly flavourism, savoury pancake stack! It was a recpe she learnt from her mum, my Grandmother Victoria. Fiambre Aleman Ingredients Pancakes: 150g of plain flour 1 pinch of salt 3 eggs 1 teaspoon of butter Milk - as needed Filling: 1 red capsicum (canned is fine or roasted in oven (allow to cool down before use) 1 can of tuna in oil - drained 5 boiled eggs (leave one for decorating the finished fiambre) 100g shredded or thinly sliced ham 100 g shredded cheddar cheese 100g chopped green olives 3/4 cup of chopped celery 1/2 cup of chopped spanish onions egg mayonnaise Make your pancakes...mix the ingredients in a bowl, adding milk as needed to thin the mixture to a sligtly thickened pancake mix. Pour into the pan to make thin pancakes.

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Search Category Argentina/Spanish Language Schools Home About Add Site ... Japanese APSS - Spanish plus Travel Programs for Senior Adults (50 +) APSS - Argentina Partner Spanish Schools - Buenos Aires - Cordoba - Bariloche Visit Website Send Email Quick Look Location : Buenos Aires - Cordoba - Bariloche - Argentina Language Taught: Spanish Program Size: Average Class Size: Overview GROUP PROGRAM: Specially designed to fulfill your most demanding expectations, this Program combines a Spanish Language Course in the three most exciting Argentinean locations - Cordoba, Buenos Aires and Bariloche (Patagonia) - which includes a wide range of cultural, social and entertainment activities and excursions. And you can also receive special classes of Tango, Argentinean cooking, etc, to enhance your cultural experience. The language course consists in 2 hours of tuition daily, based on a highly communicative method and in small groups of maximum 10 international students. Length of the course: 4 weeks - 2 weeks in Cordoba, 1 week in Buenos Aires and 1 week in Bariloche/Patagonia. Either in Cordoba, Buenos Aires or Bariloche, you'll start the morning off with 2 hours of Spanish language lessons in a group setting. This will give you a strong base knowledge of Spanish. From there, you'll embark on activities and excursions that will get you immersed in the Argentinean history and culture while you enjoy Argentina’s natural wonders.

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Skip to main content Examiner.com Boston Change city Search Log in Home Entertainment Animation ... Republican You are here: Boston Elizabeth Norcross Subscribe Sponsor ... Print REEL Food MV September 6th, 2010 5:22 pm ET The Six Dollar Fifty Man - New Zealand Photo: MV International Film Festival To celebrate and support local farmers the MV International Film Festival is proud to provide Island grown produce for the third annual Reel Food MV dinner. Mingle with filmmakers and notables for the right-out-of-the-water raw bar and a sumptuous three-course meal at the tasty Saltwater Restaurant. Beverages are provided by French Rabbit Wines, Sapporo Beer and San Pellegrino and Anna Panna Waters. Seating is limited to fifty people, including filmmakers and guests. Cocktails are at 6:00 p.m. and dinner at 6:30. VIP screening of Short Films will begin at 8:00. Saltwater Restaurant, Beach Road, Vineyard Haven. Parking is available at the Tisbury Marketplace. Tickets: $100. During dessert there will be a special short film screening. Richard Paradise, Founder and Director of the MV International Film Festival, will introduce the Jury Selection Committee that whittled the Short Films down from two hundred to ten: Amin Matalqa, writer/director/producer of last year’s Festival hit; Tim Miller, Cape Cod Times Entertainment Editor; Susan Petersen of Shorts International; and Adam Roffman, Program Director, Independent Film Festival of Boston will present the ten finalists, and at the conclusion, announce their selection for Best Overall Short Film Prize Winner. And the finalists are:

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12. A Triplet Of Requests - Poetry, Argentinean Cooking, And Genetic Epidemiology - My summer hopes include the following attending a poetry workshop, learning to cook the cuisine of Argentina, and conversing with a genetic epidemiologist or… http://www.dukecityfix.com/xn/detail/1233957:Comment:432016

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Home Site Map Articles About Me/Contact Me ... Privacy powered by FreeFind Home GFV Blog! What's New ... Fun Facts Islamorada Florida Restaurants The good new is that Islamorada, Florida restaurants are quite diverse - from Argentinian to Japanese to Louisianna, there are all kinds of taste sensations. The Islamorada, Florida restaurants tend to be seafood-oriented, but you can still find chicken and beef, if that is your pleasure. There's also at least one restaurant that offers vegetarian meals. Keep in mind that if you've gone fishing (or should I say "catching"), many Islamorada restaurants will cook up your catch for you. Just make sure what you caught is the eating kind of fish! As always, make sure you try the key lime pie at least once while you're in the Florida Keys. But do also check out the dessert menus at some of these restaurants they look mighty tasty! What Should I Wear? Not to worry, the one thing that all Florida Keys restaurants have in common is the dress code Keys casual. While you don't want to show up in a bathing suit and flip-flops, you also don't need to get dressy either...unless you want to. Cool pants and an island-y shirt for the guys and a sundress or pants and an island-y blouse for the ladies is as fancy as it gets! Most of the time shorts and a nice t-shirt will do you just fine.

18. Aconcagua False Polish During the night, we use to enjoy a celebration dinner, and taste all the delicious dishes of the finest Argentinean cooking. http://www.aeaexpeditions.com/AcoTraverse.htm

Expeditions Aconcagua Vacas Valley Our Polish Traverse Route itinerary On arrival to the airport, an AEA Expeditions representative will be waiting for you, to be sure you'll get the right hotel at the right time. During late afternoon we use to enjoy a welcome brew with the whole group and doing the equipment check out, and a "welcome" dinner in Mendoza in the several restaurants near the city. At Midday, we drive to the Aconcagua Park permit office, located in the downtown, and them in the same vehicle, we drive towards Penitentes sky resort. Once we arrive to today's destination, there is a lot to do organizing mule loads. Our leaders will take care of it, thus there are always willing hands aiming to help us in this duty, feeling a part of the expedition as a whole. We overnight in a refuge dormitory style. We drive to the head of valley, 12 km away from town, and begin our trek. All of our expedition food and equipment will be carried by mules, to join us at Pampa De Leńas by mid afternoon, where we'll get access to our gear. This way there won't be much to carry, making our trek more relaxing and less energy consuming. We continue our approach walking up the Rio de Las Vacas, it's and enjoyable 17km trek to the Casa de Piedra(3300m) ( house of stones), near where we set camp. The first view of Aconcagua east face and Polish Glacier will arise between the mountains of Relinchos Valley. It's for certain one of the most impressing views of the Colossus.

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Tuesday August 2 5:00 to 6:00pm: Argentinean Cooking and Wine With Joerg Klauch and Elizabeth Shepard What's Up in the Garden This Week with Sally Kendall: Kale! Kale is sooooo good for you For a quick dinner I cut up Italian sausage (5 or 6 links) into 1/2 inch slices and sauté it until done. Then I add a few cloves of garlic chopped up. When the garlic is softened I add a huge amount of chopped kale and toss until wilted. I then toss that with a pasta (such as rigatoni, geminelli, or bowties). Yum! To add another dimension, try adding a couple of teaspoonfuls of balsamic vinegar after the kale has wilted. How about Kale Crunch where you bake to kale to a crisp. If the recipe was not from Molly Katzen (of Moosewood fame) I would be highly skeptical, but I think I will give it a try :-) Bitter Greens with Sweet Onions and Sour Cherries - another recipe from Molly Katzen. Fandango de Tango: Argentinean Cuisine Check out the Fandango de Tango at the Round Barn - the finale event of the Vermont Festival of the Arts. Some quick facts about Argentinean cuisine from the Global Gourmet "A vegetarian in Argentina is like a duck out of water." - anonymous

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