99 Spain, East Coast

Published on Nov 30, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Spain's East Coast

  • Catalonia
  • Barcelona
  • Girona
  • Tarragona
  • Valencia
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Spain becomes a world power in 1492

  • Two noble houses join to unify the country
  • Columbus discovers the New World
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Products from the New World

  • Tomatoes
  • Peppers, sweet and hot
  • Corn (not used in Spanish Cuisine)
  • Potatoes
  • Chocolate
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Paella

  • Traditional rice dish from Valencia
  • Cooked in a paellera
  • Shellfish, chicken, chorizo, tomatoes, peppers,& hard boiled egg
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Sofrito

  • Spanish mirepoix
  • Cooked in rendered chorizo
  • Saffron, garlic, peppers & tomatoes
  • Used at the beginning of many traditional preparations
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Gazpacho

Literally means soaked bread

Famous Cured Ham

  • Iberico ham: fed olives and acorns
  • Serrano ham: from the mountain regions
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Spanish meal structure

  • Light breakfast followed by mid morning meal
  • Main meal of the day around 2-3pm followed by siesta
  • Evening meal could be snack or celebration if guests
  • Last meal around 10pm light if staying in or planned outing to restaurants for tapas
Photo by vxla

Michael Scott

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