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    Spanish Cuisine The earliest settlers of Spain include the Iberians, the Celts, and the Basques groups. Then the Phoenicians came, who were later followed by the Greeks, who ruled Spain until they were defeated by the Romans. The last of the settlers to arrive were armies of Arabs and Berbers, whom were called Moors. Fascinated with water, they developed irrigation systems and planted citrus and almond trees in eastern and southern Spain. The Phoenicians arrived from the Mediterranean and brought

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    Spanish cuisine, in addition to Italian, Greek and French is under one of the healthiest in the world. What is your first association to Spain? Ole! Good time. Happy and friendly people. Music. Flamenco. Bullfight. Sangria. This country each year attracts more and more tourists - millions. The European kingdom is specific and from the way they feed its inhabitants. If you've wondered what it tastes like Spanish temperament, at the right place. With the Greek, Italian and French, Spanish food and

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    the fiestas her and her friends and family would go to until 3 A.M. Spain is a beautiful country, and this paper will explain its most important habits, customs, and differences to American culture. The Spanish cuisine is a mystery in itself. Not only does the food differ from American cuisine, but also the customs of when it is eaten. Lisa and Tony Sierra explain the eating

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    with its cuisine. Also known as Spain 's food is very intense and flavorful. In fact, in a previous block, I wrote an essay about compared with Spain and South Korea 's food culture. Food of Spain and Korea deal in common. Both countries have love of the spicy foods, and rice is a main ingredient. So Korean food is often popular in Spain and also, South Koreans are also very fond of Spanish food. Actually, I recently worked in a Spanish cuisine restaurant in Takapuna. I feel like that Spanish food has

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    Cuisine is a traditional and increasing aspect to cultures all around the world today. Cultural food is increasing world travel, bringing explorers to trek new parts of the world to discover and enrich in new culture. Cuisine can be influenced by several factors, such as land/soil, climate, tools/technology, religion, etc. The native food of a country can define an area as well as inspire others to preserve and take on the styles/methods of cooking, increasing a global loop of passing on tradition

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    literature- Spanish paintings became popular during the Romanesque period. During the middle ages, many aspects of art became important like the manuscripts that were mainly written for religious purposes. The manuscripts during the medieval period depicted the life of the people then like how they dressed, what food they ate and their many ceremonies. There were many manuscripts written by a Spanish king called Alfonso X the Castilian King. There was a transition in the history of Spanish art from

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    reconnect with their native country in a completely new country. I have experienced this first hand through my Spanish heritage. I am a first generation American on my mom’s side, meaning that I am the first person on my mom’s side of the family to be born in the United States. Because my parents were busy with work and I was mostly raised by American nannies, I grew up without a sense of my Spanish identity. At a very young age, I did not know a lot about where I came from and my native background. However

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    The Spanish Culture Spain has one of the most interesting cultures in the world. The culture that Spain has has influenced and shaped the modern world as we know it. Despite Spain being one of the smaller countries in terms of territory in the southwestern Europe, their history is shockingly different from that of the others around them. Spain occupies a large portion of the Iberian Peninsula. The land that Spain rests on has been sought after by many different civilizations such as the Romans, Visigoths

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    Cycling has been an important sport in Spain since the 1940s. The Tour of Spain is one of the most important cycling events in the world, along with the Tour of France and the Tour of Italy. Several Spanish cycling athletes have won the world famous cycling event, the Tour of France. The regional pastime of the running of the bulls in Pamplona is an exciting tradition that involves a group of bulls that are lets loose in the streets of Pamplona. The

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    Spain. A beautiful, majestic and alluring country with authentic food and delicious delicacies. It is impossible to resist the fresh, local flavours involved in making Spanish dishes. Sabores De España offers quality services and authentic food that you will surely enjoy. We think of this restaurant as a way to enjoy any meal, at any time of the day and we also have healthier options depending on your lifestyle. Each dish at this restaurant is made with spices, flavours and more importantly, love

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