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Spanish Webquest

Spanish Webquest. Restaurant. Mexican vs. Spanish Food. Mexican. Spanish. Varied flavors Colorful decorations Variety of spices Use mostly native ingredients Serve to eat with hands Very spicy food Cattle, pork, & chicken Unusual combinations. Traditional Mediterranean food

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Spanish Webquest

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  1. Spanish Webquest Restaurant

  2. Mexican vs. Spanish Food Mexican Spanish • Varied flavors • Colorful decorations • Variety of spices • Use mostly native ingredients • Serve to eat with hands • Very spicy food • Cattle, pork, & chicken • Unusual combinations • Traditional Mediterranean food • Served to share • Mild spicy food • Seafood is very popular • Known for ingredients rather than spiciness

  3. Mexican vs. Spanish Food

  4. Eating Habits United States Spain • Eat breakfast before school • Lunch around 12:oo p.m. • Snacks after school/ work • Dinner around 6:oo p.m. or 7:oo p.m. • 1o:oo a.m. drink coffee as breakfast and have something small to eat • Between 1o:30 a.m. to noon have coffee • Lunch is between 2:oo p.m. to 4:oo p.m. • Dinner is typically around 9:oo p.m. and 10:00 p.m. • Streets start to fill up at midnight

  5. Cateluña Torró: traditional Christmas dessert Panellets: traditional dessert for All Saints Day & Castanyada. Cremacatalana: Very hard to make, similar to crème brulee, served on Saint Joseph's Day.

  6. Spanish-English Dictionary Cebollas: onions Encurtidos: pickles Brócoli: brocoli Espinacas: spinach Jalapeños: jalapenos Mora: blackberry Uvas: grapes Frambuesa: raspberry Pera: pear Melocotón: peach

  7. Spanish to English Dictionary Cerveza: beer Capuchino: cappuccino Zalamero: smoothie Té Helado: iced tea Agua Mineral: mineral water Carne De Ciervo: deermeat Carne Seca: beefjerky Camarón: shrimp Calamar: squid Ensalada de Naranja y Aguacate: spanishorange and avocado salad Salpicon de Marisco: spanishseafood salad recipe Tres Leches: threemilk cake Churros: churros

  8. Resources • http://www.ehow.com/how_2070400_distinguish-between-mexican-spanish-cuisine.html • http://www.helium.com/items/1303675-mexican-cuisine-spanish-cuisine-how-are-mexican-and-spanish-cuisine-different • http://spanishfood.about.com/od/soupssalads/tp/TopSummerSalads.htm • http://allrecipes.com/recipes/world-cuisine/latin-america/mexico/mexican-desserts/

  9. http://gospain.about.com/od/spanishlife/f/siesta.htm

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