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var zoomImagesBase = '/wp-content/plugins/wp-fancyzoom/'; addDOMLoadEvent(setupZoom); Home How to Cook Print This Post Email This Post ... Spanish Cooking Generally speaking, Spanish cooking roughly can be described as a cuisine relying strongly on olive oil and garlic. These two basic ingredients can be found in a wide variety of dishes and are regarded as two main elements in the Spanish recipes and flavors. However, in terms of typical flavors and ingredients, Spanish cooking may classified into different areas with its own food characteristics, for example, the north is the area of the sauces, and fried dishes are typical of Andalusia , while the central region is famous for its roasts. Spanish Seafood Cazuela Spanish Chorizo Pizza A Very Simple Spanish Cooking: Red Beans and Rice Once being involved in Spanish cooking, you may find out a variety of national dishes from the Spanish recipe book with an internationally famous reputation, like the paella, gazpacho, tortilla or potato omelette, even through you can not deny the fact that many really typical and popular recipes have gone unnoticed. Many dishes are prepared today using the same cooking methods and ingredients as they were two or three hundred years ago. Nevertheless, the two basic ingredients of all Spanish food are olive oil and garlic which is partially because Spain has very distinct geographical regions, settled by different ethnic and cultural groups, and partially because the different weather from province to province, which eventually result in a variety of food diversity according to different climate and location.

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Helpful Spanish terms and items, commonly used in cooking! A Caballo -a folkloric expression that means a plate of rice and beans with a fried egg "mounted" on top. Aceite con Achiote -annatto oil. Aceite de Maiz -corn oil Aceituna -olive. The olive most used in Puerto Rico is the manzanilla, which is a pitted green olive stuffed with pimiento. Acelga -Swiss chard. Used to make caldo Gallego (Galician Soup). Acerola -West Indian or Bardados cherry. This fruit is best known for its high vitamin C content. Traditionally it was used to make refresco de acerola, or acerola juice. Achiote or Achote -annatto seeds. Achiotera -a container used to store annatto oil with its seeds. The oil is heated every time it is needed so the seeds can release their yellow color. Adobo -The basic seasoning combination of Puerto Rican cooking. Aguacate -avocado Agua de Azahar -orange blossom water. A distilled water made of orange blossoms, used to flavor traditional desserts like rice-flour stovetop custard. Aji Caballero or Aji Picante -hot chili pepper. A hot pepper about 1 inch long. It is the only hot pepper used in traditional cooking. It is also used to make pigue, a fermented vinegar used as a condiment.

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SPANISH COOKING Every region of Spain is rightly proud of its distinct cuisine, from Andalucía's gazpacho to Valencia's omnipresent paella . In general, light sauces and fresh produce combine to make eating out in Spain a joy. Start your day the Spanish way with desayuno , breakfast: this light meal may include strong white coffee, bollos (rolls) with jam, or after a good night out thick hot chocolate , accompanied con churros (sweet, fried batter). La comida , (lunch) is the biggest meal of the day, traditionally several courses and several hours long. Many people go home for the meal, and restaurants are busy by 2pm starters, a main course and pudding is the usual up and down the country. Spaniards eat the latest dinner in Europe: well after 9 at night! La cena (dinner/supper) starts even later, up 'til midnight, during the hotter summer months Regional Specialities Basque The Basque (Pais Vasco) is located in Northern Spain. Like Galacia it borders the sea, therefore much of their cuisine centers around seafood. Basque Cooking Galacian The Galacian area is located in Northwest Spain above Portugual. As you would expect because they are located on the Atlantic Ocean much of their cusine centers around seafood. They do however, have many other dishes including Roast Kid!

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IPSA: Worldwide Consortium of Universities, Colleges and Language Schools. Home Contact Us Home Study Spanish in Spain ... Spanish Courses Learn Spanish while enjoying Spanish cuisine! In this course you will complement your Intensive Spanish course with a specialised 2 week course (3 classes per week) in Spanish cuisine. The cooking course must be combined with an Intensive Spanish course (20+5 hours/week) at our school in Salamanca. Cooking classes take place twice a week for 2 weeks on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6.30pm to 8.00pm. You will learn to prepare Spanish "tortilla", "sangria" and "tapas" and of course sample your new recipes. The cooking course includes ingredients, tasting and discussion. The cuisine teacher is a professional teacher of culinary arts. Duration 2 weeks Frequency Intensive Spanish course: 20 + 5 classes weekly Cooking course: 3 hours weekly for two weeks Classes Intensive Spanish course: maximum 8 students per group Cooking course: maximum of 16 students per group; minimum of 3 students required Level All Levels Age Range Spanish Language Courses in Salamanca, Spain: Course Guide.

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