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What are Tapas

Tapas in Spain are so low is the sum of China, oerves Outside France, Meze Middle East. The Pakistan and India Chaat, snacks and bar food for the Americas, Izakaya in Japan. The word “tapas ” is derived from the cover of the Spanish verb “cover”.

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History

According to legend, tapas tradition began when King Alfonso of Castile recovered from a disease through the consumption wine with snacks between meals. After regaining his health, the king ordered taverns are not allowed to serve wine to its customers if it was accompanied by a small snack or “cap”. He issued a royal decree that insisted that everyone should take food with their drinks. A slight variation of this is that the king insisted that the food simply be taken with any beverage of concerns about health problems related to alcohol on an empty stomach

Tapas and Flamenco

evolved through Spanish history through the incorporation of ingredients and influences from different cultures and countries. The Iberian Peninsula was invaded by the Romans who introduced irrigation methods. The invasion of the Moors from North Africa in the eighth century brought almonds, citrus and aromatic spices.The influence of their 700-year presence remains today, especially Andalusia.The discovered the New World was the introduction Tomato, Chili, corn (maize), beans and potatoes. They were readily accepted and easy to grow in different climates in Spain. Classic Spanish tapas

Spain is in the Iberian peninsula and, therefore, almost surrounded by water, fish and seafood are naturally an important role in Spanish cuisine. Some of the delights of the sea to try squid (fried squid), the cod fritters, shrimp ajillio (shrimp in garlic oil, hot) and anchovies (anchovies). Away from the sea, others include tapas of chorizo ​​(sausage), paella (rice dish), a variety of dishes casserole, tripe (tripe with chickpeas), jamón serrano (cured ham) , meat balls ( meat balls) and Spanish omelette (potato omelette Spanish).

modern Spain, Tapas jump

Do not be afraid to ask what, for most bars will suggest you try their specialties, which usually turn out to be the specialties of the region. Tapas menus definitely change moving across Spain, the best tapas in central Madrid, for example, are sure to be different from the choice of tapas along the northern coast of Galicia. However, if you relax by the Mediterranean or the inner channel of Don Quijote de La Mancha, which is sure to find some common tapas “classic”. Unfortunately, the day of tapas are a big part of Spain. Learn more about where you can still get free tapas in Spain. If the capsules are given to you without you having requested, which is free.

In conclusion, tapas is a sumptuous dining experience differ from one region to Spain. Tapas can be simple foods such as finger olives or almonds, sofas or Spanish tortilla, cut into squares and presented on toothpicks or fried croquettes. They can also be made of hot foods, spicy foods served in small pots. Whip up a pitcher of sangria and try some of these recipes for tapas at your next party.

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