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In the Basque region of Spain, a popular dining custom is "tapeo", which involves snacking on small plates called "pintxos" while socializing in bars. Pintxos can consist of any variety of creative tapas, such as a pickled pepper, anchovy, and olive skewered on a toothpick. The village of Idiazabal is known for its nutty sheep's milk cheese. During festivals in the Basque region, towns and cities often hold gastronomic competitions to determine the best patata tortilla, paella, bacalao al pil-pil, or sukalki, as judged by a panel with specialty knowledge. Winning cooks receive a
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In the Basque region of Spain, a popular dining custom is "tapeo", which involves snacking on small plates called "pintxos" while socializing in bars. Pintxos can consist of any variety of creative tapas, such as a pickled pepper, anchovy, and olive skewered on a toothpick. The village of Idiazabal is known for its nutty sheep's milk cheese. During festivals in the Basque region, towns and cities often hold gastronomic competitions to determine the best patata tortilla, paella, bacalao al pil-pil, or sukalki, as judged by a panel with specialty knowledge. Winning cooks receive a
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- 1. Cabrera de Mar BY: Samuel , Ona , Estel and Enzo
- 2. Index : 1- Archeological heritage 2-Gastronomy of Cabrera Popular dishes 3-Traditions of Cabrera 4-Places to stay
- 3. ARCHEAOLOGICAL HERITAGE - Cabrera has the biggest Iberian archeaological site in Catalonia (Ilturo) - Burriac castle on top of a hill(Middle Ages) - Roman baths next to the multisport - The necropolis in Can Rodon - Roman houses next to the swimmingpool
- 4. Gastronomy - Can Rodon → tasty “botifarres”. Parking space. - Racó del Argentí→ hot dogs and sandwiches. - Pizzeria Cabrera → delicious pizza and pasta. - Papageno→ rice and paella. - Santa Marta → Market cuisine. - Cals Frares → Traditional Catalan cuisine.
- 5. Popular dishes: - La calçotada→ white long onions with romesco sauce. - Escalivada→ vegetables cooked in the oven. - Pa amb tomàquet→ bread spreaded with tomato and oil.
- 6. traditions of cabrera There are a lot of traditions in Cabrera but the most famous traditions are: - ‘Correfoc’ - ‘El ball de bastons’:is very tipic in catalonia - ‘Festa major d’hivern’ - ‘Els gegants’:Parot and Eleanor
- 7. Places to stay There is a youth hostel in Cabrera, is a wonderful place to stay: ·Torre atmetller is a very good place to stay with your school is in the mountain and is very natural.