This document provides recipes from different countries that were shared as part of an Erasmus+ healthy cooking project. It includes recipes for traditional dishes from Slovakia (spinach dumplings, carrot spread, gingerbread), Greece (Greek salad), Italy (stuffed sardines, swordfish in tomato sauce), Spain (rice pudding, omelette, eel dish), Turkey (vegetable pickle), and pizza which students from Slovakia and Italy made together. The goal of the project and cookbook was to promote healthy eating and international cultural exchange between partnership schools.
This document contains recipes from students in Rhodes, Greece. It includes dishes like Giouler's fresh fish, Matina's Greek salad, Flora's string beans with pumpkin, Anastasia's moussaka, and others. Each recipe provides ingredients and instructions for traditional Greek and international dishes.
The document contains recipes for traditional dishes from several European countries submitted by schools participating in an eTwinning project. It includes recipes for dumplings with Liptower cheese from Slovakia, stuffed cakes and round cake with sheep cheese from Slovakia, Polish pancakes and potato pancakes, Icelandic chocolate dates, Spanish tortilla, Turkish zebra cake and hot puff pastry, and egg recipe from Turkey. The recipes provide lists of ingredients and instructions for preparation.
The document contains recipes for traditional dishes from several European countries submitted by schools participating in an eTwinning project. It includes recipes for dumplings with Liptower cheese from Slovakia, stuffed cakes and doughnuts from Slovakia, round cakes with sheep cheese from Slovakia, Polish pancakes and potato pancakes, chocolate dates from Iceland, Spanish tortilla, zebra cake and ice cream waffles from Turkey, and egg recipes. The document promotes cultural sharing and features short, easy to follow recipes.
The document provides recipes for various dishes that are traditionally eaten for different occasions and holidays in several European countries. It includes recipes for paella, potato salad, chicken soup, snails on a tin, herring fish salad, and other main dishes. It also lists recipes for desserts like Catalan cream, German plum tart, szarlotka, and special occasion dishes like panellets for All Saints, Easter cake, mushroom soup for Christmas Eve, and pasta with poppy for Christmas Eve. The last section provides recipes for Berliner doughnuts eaten on New Year's in Germany and bretzels often consumed at Oktoberfest alongside beer.
This document provides recipes for 18 dishes including Cyprus Village Salad, Trachanas soup, Grilled halloumi cheese, Madeleine, Beetroot salad, Mashed potatoes with endive and smoked sausage, Rôti de veau Orloff with peas, Vla dessert, Baguette with garlic butter, Traditional Village Pasta with Chicken and Lemon, Gnocchi with Sheep Cheese, Îles flottantes, Machallepi, Croque-monsieur, Soufflé au fromage, Apple strudel, Chicken noodle soup, and "Daktyla" sweet. For each recipe, the document lists the ingredients and preparation instructions.
This document provides recipes for several traditional Lithuanian dishes including beetroot mix with apples, herring with carrots and onions, cold beetroot soup, tanned cabbage soup, potato pie, widow, chicken, donuts, kvass, and kisielius. The recipes include lists of ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparation, and provide nutritional information like preparation time and calorie count for each dish. Photos accompany some of the recipes to illustrate the final dishes.
This document contains recipes for several Italian dishes. It includes ingredients and instructions for making:
- Pasta with broccoli
- Mini pizza with zucchini
- Cannelloni stuffed with ricotta and spinach
- Cassoeula stew with various pork cuts and cabbage
- Baked paccheri pasta stuffed with sausage and cheese
The recipes demonstrate common Italian cooking techniques like boiling vegetables, making besciamella sauce, and baking filled pastas.
This document contains recipes for multiple dishes that could be part of a menu. It includes ingredients and preparation instructions for items like roasted beef striploin with Yorkshire pudding, thyme and wild mushroom risotto, almond crusted zucchini slices, and a creamy chocolate mud cake with strawberry compote. The final dish described is a cinnamon rice pudding with dried fruits.
This document contains recipes from students in Rhodes, Greece. It includes dishes like Giouler's fresh fish, Matina's Greek salad, Flora's string beans with pumpkin, Anastasia's moussaka, and others. Each recipe provides ingredients and instructions for traditional Greek and international dishes.
The document contains recipes for traditional dishes from several European countries submitted by schools participating in an eTwinning project. It includes recipes for dumplings with Liptower cheese from Slovakia, stuffed cakes and round cake with sheep cheese from Slovakia, Polish pancakes and potato pancakes, Icelandic chocolate dates, Spanish tortilla, Turkish zebra cake and hot puff pastry, and egg recipe from Turkey. The recipes provide lists of ingredients and instructions for preparation.
The document contains recipes for traditional dishes from several European countries submitted by schools participating in an eTwinning project. It includes recipes for dumplings with Liptower cheese from Slovakia, stuffed cakes and doughnuts from Slovakia, round cakes with sheep cheese from Slovakia, Polish pancakes and potato pancakes, chocolate dates from Iceland, Spanish tortilla, zebra cake and ice cream waffles from Turkey, and egg recipes. The document promotes cultural sharing and features short, easy to follow recipes.
The document provides recipes for various dishes that are traditionally eaten for different occasions and holidays in several European countries. It includes recipes for paella, potato salad, chicken soup, snails on a tin, herring fish salad, and other main dishes. It also lists recipes for desserts like Catalan cream, German plum tart, szarlotka, and special occasion dishes like panellets for All Saints, Easter cake, mushroom soup for Christmas Eve, and pasta with poppy for Christmas Eve. The last section provides recipes for Berliner doughnuts eaten on New Year's in Germany and bretzels often consumed at Oktoberfest alongside beer.
This document provides recipes for 18 dishes including Cyprus Village Salad, Trachanas soup, Grilled halloumi cheese, Madeleine, Beetroot salad, Mashed potatoes with endive and smoked sausage, Rôti de veau Orloff with peas, Vla dessert, Baguette with garlic butter, Traditional Village Pasta with Chicken and Lemon, Gnocchi with Sheep Cheese, Îles flottantes, Machallepi, Croque-monsieur, Soufflé au fromage, Apple strudel, Chicken noodle soup, and "Daktyla" sweet. For each recipe, the document lists the ingredients and preparation instructions.
This document provides recipes for several traditional Lithuanian dishes including beetroot mix with apples, herring with carrots and onions, cold beetroot soup, tanned cabbage soup, potato pie, widow, chicken, donuts, kvass, and kisielius. The recipes include lists of ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparation, and provide nutritional information like preparation time and calorie count for each dish. Photos accompany some of the recipes to illustrate the final dishes.
This document contains recipes for several Italian dishes. It includes ingredients and instructions for making:
- Pasta with broccoli
- Mini pizza with zucchini
- Cannelloni stuffed with ricotta and spinach
- Cassoeula stew with various pork cuts and cabbage
- Baked paccheri pasta stuffed with sausage and cheese
The recipes demonstrate common Italian cooking techniques like boiling vegetables, making besciamella sauce, and baking filled pastas.
This document contains recipes for multiple dishes that could be part of a menu. It includes ingredients and preparation instructions for items like roasted beef striploin with Yorkshire pudding, thyme and wild mushroom risotto, almond crusted zucchini slices, and a creamy chocolate mud cake with strawberry compote. The final dish described is a cinnamon rice pudding with dried fruits.
Gastronomy is important for preserving heritage, culture and tradition. Maintaining ancient food traditions marks a people's identity and makes them unique. Traditional dishes and recipes are passed down over generations, keeping cultures alive through shared meals and customs in cooking.
The summary provides an overview of key aspects of Sicilian cuisine highlighted in the document:
- Sicilian cuisine has been influenced by various invaders to the island over centuries, with the Arabs having the greatest impact by introducing ingredients like citrus fruits, spices, and almonds.
- Quality ingredients are very important in Sicilian cooking, with a focus on using fresh, seasonal, local produce.
- Popular Sicilian dishes mentioned include bruschetta, panelle (chickpea fritters), arancini (stuffed rice balls), sfincione (thick Sicilian pizza), and caponata (eggplant salad). Pasta dishes like pasta al forno and pasta with cuttlefish
The passage discusses the importance of summarization in efficiently conveying key information from lengthy documents. It notes that effective summaries distill the most critical details, events, conclusions and implications into a brief yet informative overview to help readers understand the core content. The ability to accurately summarize lengthy texts in a concise yet comprehensive manner is a useful skill.
Often referred to as snacks or hors d' oeuvres, appetizers usually means light eating before the main course is served. However, it doesn’t have to always be “light” when you can offer meat appetizers, especially when the occasion calls for it, such as Christmas, Super Bowl Sundays, three course meals, long dinner parties, and large banquets.
Cooking can be a great way to unwind after a long day. It can also be a fun family activity. We put together a few simple meals that put the yum in yummy.
This document provides recipes for a 17 course French classical menu. The menu includes hors d'oeuvres, soup, eggs, pasta, fish, meat entrées, sorbet, roast, vegetables, salad, cold appetizers, sweets, cheese, and beverages. Recipes include mozzarella puffs as an hors d'oeuvre, green soup, coddled eggs, lemon pasta, glazed salmon with rice, grilled pork chops, strawberry sorbet, grilled lamb chops, pork roast, baked potato, garden salad, and roast chicken. Each recipe lists ingredients and preparation instructions.
This document provides information about traditional Polish meals and folk culture. It describes recipes for several classic Polish dishes like breaded pork cutlets, vegetable salad, herring salad, sour rye soup, hunter's stew, cabbage rolls, and drop scones. It also profiles traditional Polish regional folk costumes from areas like Kashubia, Kujawy, Kurpie, Wielkopolska, Łowicz, Silesia, Kraków, Lublin, and the Highlands. Finally, it lists some examples of Polish national dances, folk art forms, and decorated Easter eggs.
The document provides recipes for several hors d'oeuvre options including:
1) Bistro Beef Bites made with cream cheese, horseradish, rye bread, roast beef, sour cream and tomatoes.
2) A Cheddar-Veggie Appetizer Torte made with crackers, cheese, zucchini, mushrooms, onion and cream cheese baked in a springform pan.
3) Cheese Bites made by mixing butter, flour, cheddar cheese, pepper and baking into small balls.
The recipes offer variations on dips, spreads and small bites to serve as appetizers.
The document provides recipes from different European countries for a menu including starters, main courses, and desserts. The starters section includes a seafood salad from Catalonia, cold borsch soup from Poland, and asparagus salad from Germany. The main courses include paella from Spain, cabbage rolls from Poland, and duck with potatoes from Germany. Dessert recipes are for Catalan cream, cheesecake from Poland, and chocolate mousse from Germany.
This document provides recipes for three dishes:
1. Deliciously Ella's spring quinoa and pomegranate salad which includes quinoa, pomegranate seeds, hazelnuts, cucumber, coriander, and a tahini dressing.
2. Roasted butternut squash and pine nut quinoa recipe with roasted butternut squash, quinoa, broccoli, coriander, pine nuts, and cherry tomatoes.
3. Carluccio's macaroni with asparagus, pea and broad bean frittedda, a Sicilian pasta stew with macaroni, asparagus, peas, broad beans, onions, olive oil
This document provides recipes for several Serbian dishes, including Fruit Queen (a dessert made with biscuits, yogurt, sour cream, sugar, bananas, and whipped cream), Chocolate Souffle, Sarma (stuffed cabbage rolls), Eggy Bread, Sticks (bread sticks topped with poppy or sesame seeds), Salted Rolls, Baklava (a sweet pastry made of layers of thin dough and nuts), Wedding Cabbage (a stew with cabbage, meat, vegetables and spices), Argentinian Kebab, and Macaroni and Cheese. It also includes recipes for Grandma's Cake, Honey Heart, Pancakes, Moussaka, Pizza, Bajadera (a
The document provides recipes for 8 main dishes:
1) Lamb loin chops with a coating, cabbage gratin, and sauce
2) Sea bream with risotto and sauce made from bones
3) Scallops with carrot butter and garnish
4) Braised beef cheek with vegetables
5) Beef wellington with crepes and sauce
6) Beef fillet bouillon with vegetables
7) John Dorey fillets with papaya, mango and rice
8) Herb crusted salmon supreme
The recipes include ingredients, preparation instructions, cooking times and temperatures for each dish.
The document provides recipes and instructions for several traditional Catalan dishes including bread with tomato, calçots with romesco sauce, fabada beans, cannelloni, cake of 'recapte', rice pudding, and panellets. It also describes students from the 4th B class tasting payasam and comparing it to rice pudding, and 4th level students singing and dancing for the Day of Peace.
The document provides recipes for various dishes including tomato soup, salad, melon with ham, bigos, leberkäse, potatoes omelette, cheesecake, red berry compote, coca with chocolate, and lists some traditional foods for special occasions from Poland, Germany and Catalonia. The recipes include lists of ingredients and instructions for preparation.
This document provides recipes and menus for each of the four seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. For Autumn, recipes include mushroom soup, dumplings with sauerkraut, beef stew, Catalan salad, and walnut cake. For Winter, recipes include greens pie, broccoli and stilton soup, chicken korma, crab and avocado salad, and crepes with Catalan cream. Six European countries participate in sharing and cooking recipes from their regions.
This document contains recipes for several Filipino delicacies including:
1) Paksiw na Pata with Beer, a pork shank dish cooked in beer with banana blossoms and seasonings.
2) Pancit Guisado Pampango, a noodle dish with pork, shrimp, vegetables and a garlic and kamias sauce.
3) Other recipes include Kamaniang (squash and sitaw), Binagis (meat stew), Pinatisan (intestines dish), and Mazapan de Pili (pili nut candy).
This document provides information on various types of hors d'oeuvres and how to present them. It discusses the characteristics of small bite-sized appetizers and lists examples like canapés, caviar, crudités, dips, and sushi. The document also provides details on types of caviar, ingredients for sushi, and methods for serving hors d'oeuvres either by butler passing trays or presenting them on a buffet table.
Oase…
Langs de noordelijke rand van de stad Leerdam ligt aan de buitenrand het fraaie buurtschap Loosdorp. Met zijn groene weilanden en weidsheid vormt het een ware oase van landelijke rust. Laat juist dit het uitzicht zijn wat je hebt wanneer je woont aan de Frans L. Blomlaan 47.
De ruime woning onderscheidt zich daarnaast door onder andere haar zeer riante living, die dankzij een fraaie uitbouw aan de achterzijde is gerealiseerd. De pui is hier over de volle breedte te openen waardoor je bij mooi weer de zonnige, grotendeels betegelde tuin op het zuiden vanzelfsprekend betrekt bij je woongenot. De koepels in het, in 2013 vernieuwde, dak van de uitbouw maken de ruimte licht en vrij. De basis van de royale benedenverdieping wordt verder gevormd door een plavuizenvloer met vloerverwarming. Ook in de winter geniet je van een knusse warmte die nog eens wordt onderstreept door een sfeervolle open haard. De open keuken staat in hoekopstelling en is voorzien van diverse inbouwapparatuur zoals een oven, een 4-pits gasfornuis, afzuigkap en een koel-vriescombinatie. Aan de voorkant van het huis is de garage omgebouwd tot schuur. Tussen deze berging en de entree van de woning bevindt zich een praktische bijkeuken waar ook de aansluiting voor de wasmachine is gemaakt.
Op de eerste etage biedt een overloop toegang tot drie prima, met laminaatvloer beklede, slaapkamers. De speelse badkamer op deze verdieping krijgt haar daglicht via een Velux dakraam. Behalve een douchecabine, wastafel en toilet heeft deze ruimte een fijn ligbad.
De tweede verdieping heeft een voorzolder waar in de stookruimte een ouder type Nefit combiketel huist. De grote zolderkamer is evenals de andere drie slaapkamers voorzien van een praktische laminaatvloer.
Onderhoudsvrije Werzalithgevels zijn zowel aan de voor- als aan de achterkant van de woning geplaatst.
Je auto parkeer je op eigen terrein.
In het vrije polderlandschap aan de overkant van het water heb je alle ruimte voor het uitlaten van je hond, te fietsen, te wandelen of op een andere manier te genieten van de natuur. Het is een fraai bijkomend voordeel van wonen aan deze ruim opgezette straat in een wijk met zoveel voorzieningen binnen handbereik. Je vindt er scholen, kinderopvang, sportfaciliteiten voor o.a. voetbal en een winkelcentrum met supermarkt voor het doen van je dagelijkse boodschappen. Een vergeten pak melk zal niet snel reden zijn voor ‘dan maar zwarte koffie’: je bent in no time bij het koelvak van de winkel.
De stad Leerdam heeft een centrum met een gevarieerd en modern winkelaanbod, met daarbij omgeven door oudhollandse sfeerelementen. De binnenstad van Leerdam werd in de periode tussen 2009 tot 2011 zelfs verkozen tot ‘Beste Binnenstad’.
De verbindingen met de A2, A27 en A15 naar Utrecht, ‘s-Hertogenbosch en/of Rotterdam zijn uitstekend. Leerdam heeft tevens een eigen NS- en busstation op fietsafstand.
… van eigentijdse rust!
Este documento describe el modelo pedagógico de formación a distancia de la Universidad de la Guajira en Colombia. Explica que la educación a distancia es flexible y auto dirigida, utilizando tecnologías de comunicación e información. Describe las estrategias didácticas como lecturas dirigidas, foros de debate, y trabajo independiente evaluado a través de ensayos y mapas conceptuales. También cubre encuentros síncronos y asincrónicos con el tutor, sesiones presenciales opcionales limitadas, y una evaluación sumativa para la
The document appears to be a collection of text fragments in different languages related to online forums and message boards. It includes phrases for registering an account, profile settings, searching, and restrictions on posting. While it contains a lot of text, it is unclear what the overall context or purpose of the document is.
El documento habla sobre las fases de un incendio y cómo usar un extintor. Explica que la fase incipiente de un incendio, cuando el fuego es pequeño y recién ha comenzado, generalmente se puede apagar con un extintor en menos de un minuto. Sin embargo, debemos actuar rápidamente porque un extintor solo puede controlar un fuego pequeño. Si el fuego es mayor, se debe llamar a los bomberos.
Gastronomy is important for preserving heritage, culture and tradition. Maintaining ancient food traditions marks a people's identity and makes them unique. Traditional dishes and recipes are passed down over generations, keeping cultures alive through shared meals and customs in cooking.
The summary provides an overview of key aspects of Sicilian cuisine highlighted in the document:
- Sicilian cuisine has been influenced by various invaders to the island over centuries, with the Arabs having the greatest impact by introducing ingredients like citrus fruits, spices, and almonds.
- Quality ingredients are very important in Sicilian cooking, with a focus on using fresh, seasonal, local produce.
- Popular Sicilian dishes mentioned include bruschetta, panelle (chickpea fritters), arancini (stuffed rice balls), sfincione (thick Sicilian pizza), and caponata (eggplant salad). Pasta dishes like pasta al forno and pasta with cuttlefish
The passage discusses the importance of summarization in efficiently conveying key information from lengthy documents. It notes that effective summaries distill the most critical details, events, conclusions and implications into a brief yet informative overview to help readers understand the core content. The ability to accurately summarize lengthy texts in a concise yet comprehensive manner is a useful skill.
Often referred to as snacks or hors d' oeuvres, appetizers usually means light eating before the main course is served. However, it doesn’t have to always be “light” when you can offer meat appetizers, especially when the occasion calls for it, such as Christmas, Super Bowl Sundays, three course meals, long dinner parties, and large banquets.
Cooking can be a great way to unwind after a long day. It can also be a fun family activity. We put together a few simple meals that put the yum in yummy.
This document provides recipes for a 17 course French classical menu. The menu includes hors d'oeuvres, soup, eggs, pasta, fish, meat entrées, sorbet, roast, vegetables, salad, cold appetizers, sweets, cheese, and beverages. Recipes include mozzarella puffs as an hors d'oeuvre, green soup, coddled eggs, lemon pasta, glazed salmon with rice, grilled pork chops, strawberry sorbet, grilled lamb chops, pork roast, baked potato, garden salad, and roast chicken. Each recipe lists ingredients and preparation instructions.
This document provides information about traditional Polish meals and folk culture. It describes recipes for several classic Polish dishes like breaded pork cutlets, vegetable salad, herring salad, sour rye soup, hunter's stew, cabbage rolls, and drop scones. It also profiles traditional Polish regional folk costumes from areas like Kashubia, Kujawy, Kurpie, Wielkopolska, Łowicz, Silesia, Kraków, Lublin, and the Highlands. Finally, it lists some examples of Polish national dances, folk art forms, and decorated Easter eggs.
The document provides recipes for several hors d'oeuvre options including:
1) Bistro Beef Bites made with cream cheese, horseradish, rye bread, roast beef, sour cream and tomatoes.
2) A Cheddar-Veggie Appetizer Torte made with crackers, cheese, zucchini, mushrooms, onion and cream cheese baked in a springform pan.
3) Cheese Bites made by mixing butter, flour, cheddar cheese, pepper and baking into small balls.
The recipes offer variations on dips, spreads and small bites to serve as appetizers.
The document provides recipes from different European countries for a menu including starters, main courses, and desserts. The starters section includes a seafood salad from Catalonia, cold borsch soup from Poland, and asparagus salad from Germany. The main courses include paella from Spain, cabbage rolls from Poland, and duck with potatoes from Germany. Dessert recipes are for Catalan cream, cheesecake from Poland, and chocolate mousse from Germany.
This document provides recipes for three dishes:
1. Deliciously Ella's spring quinoa and pomegranate salad which includes quinoa, pomegranate seeds, hazelnuts, cucumber, coriander, and a tahini dressing.
2. Roasted butternut squash and pine nut quinoa recipe with roasted butternut squash, quinoa, broccoli, coriander, pine nuts, and cherry tomatoes.
3. Carluccio's macaroni with asparagus, pea and broad bean frittedda, a Sicilian pasta stew with macaroni, asparagus, peas, broad beans, onions, olive oil
This document provides recipes for several Serbian dishes, including Fruit Queen (a dessert made with biscuits, yogurt, sour cream, sugar, bananas, and whipped cream), Chocolate Souffle, Sarma (stuffed cabbage rolls), Eggy Bread, Sticks (bread sticks topped with poppy or sesame seeds), Salted Rolls, Baklava (a sweet pastry made of layers of thin dough and nuts), Wedding Cabbage (a stew with cabbage, meat, vegetables and spices), Argentinian Kebab, and Macaroni and Cheese. It also includes recipes for Grandma's Cake, Honey Heart, Pancakes, Moussaka, Pizza, Bajadera (a
The document provides recipes for 8 main dishes:
1) Lamb loin chops with a coating, cabbage gratin, and sauce
2) Sea bream with risotto and sauce made from bones
3) Scallops with carrot butter and garnish
4) Braised beef cheek with vegetables
5) Beef wellington with crepes and sauce
6) Beef fillet bouillon with vegetables
7) John Dorey fillets with papaya, mango and rice
8) Herb crusted salmon supreme
The recipes include ingredients, preparation instructions, cooking times and temperatures for each dish.
The document provides recipes and instructions for several traditional Catalan dishes including bread with tomato, calçots with romesco sauce, fabada beans, cannelloni, cake of 'recapte', rice pudding, and panellets. It also describes students from the 4th B class tasting payasam and comparing it to rice pudding, and 4th level students singing and dancing for the Day of Peace.
The document provides recipes for various dishes including tomato soup, salad, melon with ham, bigos, leberkäse, potatoes omelette, cheesecake, red berry compote, coca with chocolate, and lists some traditional foods for special occasions from Poland, Germany and Catalonia. The recipes include lists of ingredients and instructions for preparation.
This document provides recipes and menus for each of the four seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. For Autumn, recipes include mushroom soup, dumplings with sauerkraut, beef stew, Catalan salad, and walnut cake. For Winter, recipes include greens pie, broccoli and stilton soup, chicken korma, crab and avocado salad, and crepes with Catalan cream. Six European countries participate in sharing and cooking recipes from their regions.
This document contains recipes for several Filipino delicacies including:
1) Paksiw na Pata with Beer, a pork shank dish cooked in beer with banana blossoms and seasonings.
2) Pancit Guisado Pampango, a noodle dish with pork, shrimp, vegetables and a garlic and kamias sauce.
3) Other recipes include Kamaniang (squash and sitaw), Binagis (meat stew), Pinatisan (intestines dish), and Mazapan de Pili (pili nut candy).
This document provides information on various types of hors d'oeuvres and how to present them. It discusses the characteristics of small bite-sized appetizers and lists examples like canapés, caviar, crudités, dips, and sushi. The document also provides details on types of caviar, ingredients for sushi, and methods for serving hors d'oeuvres either by butler passing trays or presenting them on a buffet table.
Oase…
Langs de noordelijke rand van de stad Leerdam ligt aan de buitenrand het fraaie buurtschap Loosdorp. Met zijn groene weilanden en weidsheid vormt het een ware oase van landelijke rust. Laat juist dit het uitzicht zijn wat je hebt wanneer je woont aan de Frans L. Blomlaan 47.
De ruime woning onderscheidt zich daarnaast door onder andere haar zeer riante living, die dankzij een fraaie uitbouw aan de achterzijde is gerealiseerd. De pui is hier over de volle breedte te openen waardoor je bij mooi weer de zonnige, grotendeels betegelde tuin op het zuiden vanzelfsprekend betrekt bij je woongenot. De koepels in het, in 2013 vernieuwde, dak van de uitbouw maken de ruimte licht en vrij. De basis van de royale benedenverdieping wordt verder gevormd door een plavuizenvloer met vloerverwarming. Ook in de winter geniet je van een knusse warmte die nog eens wordt onderstreept door een sfeervolle open haard. De open keuken staat in hoekopstelling en is voorzien van diverse inbouwapparatuur zoals een oven, een 4-pits gasfornuis, afzuigkap en een koel-vriescombinatie. Aan de voorkant van het huis is de garage omgebouwd tot schuur. Tussen deze berging en de entree van de woning bevindt zich een praktische bijkeuken waar ook de aansluiting voor de wasmachine is gemaakt.
Op de eerste etage biedt een overloop toegang tot drie prima, met laminaatvloer beklede, slaapkamers. De speelse badkamer op deze verdieping krijgt haar daglicht via een Velux dakraam. Behalve een douchecabine, wastafel en toilet heeft deze ruimte een fijn ligbad.
De tweede verdieping heeft een voorzolder waar in de stookruimte een ouder type Nefit combiketel huist. De grote zolderkamer is evenals de andere drie slaapkamers voorzien van een praktische laminaatvloer.
Onderhoudsvrije Werzalithgevels zijn zowel aan de voor- als aan de achterkant van de woning geplaatst.
Je auto parkeer je op eigen terrein.
In het vrije polderlandschap aan de overkant van het water heb je alle ruimte voor het uitlaten van je hond, te fietsen, te wandelen of op een andere manier te genieten van de natuur. Het is een fraai bijkomend voordeel van wonen aan deze ruim opgezette straat in een wijk met zoveel voorzieningen binnen handbereik. Je vindt er scholen, kinderopvang, sportfaciliteiten voor o.a. voetbal en een winkelcentrum met supermarkt voor het doen van je dagelijkse boodschappen. Een vergeten pak melk zal niet snel reden zijn voor ‘dan maar zwarte koffie’: je bent in no time bij het koelvak van de winkel.
De stad Leerdam heeft een centrum met een gevarieerd en modern winkelaanbod, met daarbij omgeven door oudhollandse sfeerelementen. De binnenstad van Leerdam werd in de periode tussen 2009 tot 2011 zelfs verkozen tot ‘Beste Binnenstad’.
De verbindingen met de A2, A27 en A15 naar Utrecht, ‘s-Hertogenbosch en/of Rotterdam zijn uitstekend. Leerdam heeft tevens een eigen NS- en busstation op fietsafstand.
… van eigentijdse rust!
Este documento describe el modelo pedagógico de formación a distancia de la Universidad de la Guajira en Colombia. Explica que la educación a distancia es flexible y auto dirigida, utilizando tecnologías de comunicación e información. Describe las estrategias didácticas como lecturas dirigidas, foros de debate, y trabajo independiente evaluado a través de ensayos y mapas conceptuales. También cubre encuentros síncronos y asincrónicos con el tutor, sesiones presenciales opcionales limitadas, y una evaluación sumativa para la
The document appears to be a collection of text fragments in different languages related to online forums and message boards. It includes phrases for registering an account, profile settings, searching, and restrictions on posting. While it contains a lot of text, it is unclear what the overall context or purpose of the document is.
El documento habla sobre las fases de un incendio y cómo usar un extintor. Explica que la fase incipiente de un incendio, cuando el fuego es pequeño y recién ha comenzado, generalmente se puede apagar con un extintor en menos de un minuto. Sin embargo, debemos actuar rápidamente porque un extintor solo puede controlar un fuego pequeño. Si el fuego es mayor, se debe llamar a los bomberos.
DNA contains the genetic instructions for life. It exists in the cell nucleus, associated with proteins, and a small amount is found in mitochondria and chloroplasts. DNA has three main components - deoxyribose sugar, phosphate groups, and four nitrogenous bases (adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine). The bases bond with each other through hydrogen bonding - adenine pairs with thymine, and cytosine pairs with guanine. DNA exists as a double helix structure, with the two antiparallel strands coiling around each other and connected by these hydrogen bonds between bases.
The document contains the solution to questions about analyzing the TCP traffic between a client computer (192.168.1.72) and gaia.cs.umass.edu (128.119.245.12) captured in a Wireshark trace. It identifies the IP addresses and port numbers used, sequence numbers of SYN, SYNACK segments, and provides the sequence numbers and transmission times of the first six segments along with their round trip times.
Over the past 100 years, Halloween costumes have evolved from simple masks in 1916 to include witches in 1926, Mickey and Minnie Mouse in 1936, devils in 1946, cowboys and cowgirls in 1956, cats in 1966, dolls in 1976, superheroes in 1986, animals in 1996, skeletons in 2006 and pirates in 2016.
Este documento fornece instruções para preparar uma salada nutritiva com camarão, lula, alface e outros ingredientes. Também inclui receitas para saladas, sanduíches, acompanhamentos e sobremesas para o verão.
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This document discusses air filtration as an energy conservation measure. It summarizes that dynamic air cleaners can significantly reduce sub-micron particles, pathogens, and VOCs while reducing energy consumption and maintenance costs compared to high efficiency passive filters. A case study shows that replacing filters with dynamic air cleaners resulted in over 57,000 kWh in annual energy savings and a payback period of less than 2.2 years. Dynamic air cleaners are recommended for applications using high efficiency filters or in buildings with high occupant densities.
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The document provides menus for different cultural cuisines including Spanish, Polish, German, and Catalan dishes. For starters it lists truita de patates (Spanish potato omelette), vegetable soup, and vegetable salad. The main courses include canelons (Catalan stuffed pasta), dumplings, and trout from the oven. Dessert options are crema catalana (Catalan custard), strawberry pudding, and yeast dough. It also describes some special occasion dishes like nougat and mushroom soup for Christmas Eve from different cultures.
The document contains recipes for several dishes including hot cakes, flan Napolitano, chilaquiles, cold soup, Milanese chicken, spaghetti verde, chocoflan, tuna croquettes, Russian salad, avocado salad. The recipes provide lists of ingredients and instructions for preparing each dish.
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The document contains recipes submitted by various authors. The recipes include Spanish omelette, ham, salad, beef stroganoff, lettuce with garlic and onions, sweet arepas, vegetable cream, cold tomato soup, boiled eggs with tuna, ham croquettes, chicken soup, macaroni, spinach cream, steak with chips and egg, grilled fish and chips, eggs and chips, omelette, cod in cider, hake with spinach, and filled Spanish omelette. The recipes provide lists of ingredients and instructions for preparing the dishes.
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The document describes various dishes from the menus of different cultures. It includes starters like mixed salad and borscht soup, main courses such as pasta with cream sauce and salmon or pork chops, and desserts like fruit salad and yeast-made cake. The recipes provide ingredients and instructions for dishes including cannelloni, roast chicken, catalan cream, and borscht soup. The document also briefly mentions traditional foods from different cultures that are eaten on special occasions, such as potato salad and sausage in Germany at Christmas, or lamb and red cabbage at Easter.
The document provides recipes for several traditional Slovenian desserts, including instructions for making a poppy seed, cream, walnut, and apple filling, short crust pastry, filo pastry, and assembling the layers into a Prekmurska gibanica cake with a sour cream topping. The gibanica involves layering the different fillings between sheets of short and filo pastry before baking and serving.
This book includes menus from different countries: Croatia, Italy, Greek, POland, Bulgaria and Spain.
The menus reflects recipes from all the seasons. I hope you enjoy it!!!
This cookbook was created as part of a two-year international education project involving 9 European schools. Traditional recipes were collected from each participating country, one for each season. The recipes included starters, main dishes and desserts. This document shares several recipes from Bulgaria, including spring vegetable marrow balls, spring banitsa with spinach, and drained yoghurt with figs. It thanks all the participating schools and teachers for their contributions to the project and cookbook.
This document contains recipes submitted by children from various countries as part of a project on healthy eating for school-age children. It includes recipes for dishes like pizza, carrot sticks, pasta carbonara, bread, and beet soup. The recipes are in the native languages of the children and are accompanied by pictures they drew and descriptions of the cooking process and cultural significance of the dishes. The overall document promotes healthy food choices and cooking for children.
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This document provides recipes and instructions for preparing traditional dishes from several European countries. It includes recipes for Turkish manti, Bulgarian shopska salad, Polish pierogi and pieczonki, Slovakian halusky and zemiakovy salat, and Italian focaccia, pasta, and sirene po shopski. The recipes provide lists of ingredients and step-by-step directions for making each dish.
Diapolitismiko Gymnasio Evosmou. Greek traditional recipes for the UCEF Comenius Project. The material was compiled and processed by the students of theDiapolitismiko Gymnasio Evosmou who participated in the Comenius project “Understanding and Celebrating European Folklore” under the authority of the following teachers: Aria Katzika, Aspa Karasouli & Passalis Haralampos.
The document provides recipes for several traditional German dishes:
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2) Pork roast is cooked in beer in the oven with onions until tender, then served with dumplings or potatoes.
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This document describes innovative teaching methods used at a Slovakian school that focuses on languages and informatics. The school participates in eTwinning and Erasmus+ projects to improve students' computer skills and language abilities. Various technologies are used in classes, including interactive whiteboards, notebooks, and an interactive floor. The CLIL method is also used to teach subjects in English. Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects allow students to create multimedia materials and learn about other European countries and cultures. Tablets are incorporated into science classes through educational apps and exercises.
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The document provides information on several famous personalities from Slovak history, including:
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- Painter Martin Benka, considered a National Artist who painted over 1,100 works capturing rural Slovak life.
- Writer Mária Ďuríčková, known for children's books including the popular twins story "Danka and Janka".
- Poet and writer Pavol
The document summarizes a story from the book "Danka and Janka" about twin sisters. It provides context about the author Maria Durickova and her popular works for children. The pupils from a Slovakian school read the story "Balloon" and created a 3 sentence summary: The story is about twins Danka and Janka receiving balloons for a May Day celebration, with Danka initially wanting to keep her balloon while the other children let theirs fly away, but eventually deciding to release it too so it could travel far.
Martin Benka was a Slovak painter, graphic artist, illustrator, art teacher, and national artist born in 1888. He studied painting in Hodonín from 1903-1906 and later studied under significant Czech painters. Benka was devoted to painting nature scenes and founded modern Slovak painting. Over his career he created over 1100 paintings and 150 large oil canvases. He was awarded several prizes and honors, including becoming the first Slovak painter to receive the title of National Artist in 1953. Benka worked alone in his studio, drawing inspiration from his nature studies to create landscapes representing Slovak villages and regions.
The document describes several beautiful places to visit in Slovakia for holidays. It outlines the major mountain ranges including the High Tatras and Low Tatras, which contain lakes, valleys, and peaks over 2000 meters. Popular destinations mentioned include Starý Smokovec and Štrbské Pleso in the High Tatras, Demänovská Dolina in the Low Tatras, and the Slovak Paradise national park. Other areas described are Orava, Terchová, Liptov, and the Zemplín Dam lake. The document provides details on the natural beauty, activities, and attractions available at each location.
Bratislava has a rich 2,000 year history and became Slovakia's capital in 1993. It is located in western Slovakia on the Danube River, which has made it an important crossroads. Some key points in Bratislava's history include Celtic tribes settling there in the 2nd century AD, the first written mention of Bratislava Castle in 907, it serving as the coronation town for 11 kings between 1536-1830, and becoming part of Czechoslovakia after World War I before becoming Slovakia's capital when the country became independent in 1993.
Slovak traditions include celebrating Carnival (Fašiangy) before Lent with costumes, sweets and balls. Spring traditions are Morena, where a doll symbolizing winter is thrown in water, and Easter, marked by painted eggs, smoked ham and church services. May Day involves boys building "mays" or branches in front of girls' houses. Autumn traditions are carving pumpkin monsters (Tekvičák) and harvest festivals like Vintage. Important holidays throughout the year are All Saints', St. Martin, Advent, St. Nicholas Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
This document provides an overview of some of the most famous sights and castles in Slovakia. It begins by introducing the purpose of the presentation, which is to showcase sights in Slovakia for an Erasmus+ project. Some of the key sights discussed include Bratislava Castle, Nitra Castle, Beckov Castle, Trenčín Castle, Bojnice Castle, Spiš Castle, Orava Castle, and several important churches and monuments. Natural history museums that depict traditional Slovak village life, such as those in Liptov and Orava, are also mentioned. In summary, the document aims to give international students a tour of some of the most historically and culturally significant locations
This document provides an overview of some of the most famous sights and landmarks in Slovakia. It begins by introducing the purpose and context of the presentation. It then describes several beautiful castles throughout Slovakia, including Bratislava Castle, Nitra Castle, Beckov Castle, Trenčín Castle, and Bojnice Castle. Additional sights mentioned include the Slovak National Theater in Bratislava, the Milan Rastislav Štefanik Monument, St. Elisabeth Cathedral in Košice, and open air museums. Photos are included to illustrate some of the places described. The presentation aims to showcase Slovakia's rich historical and cultural heritage through its many well-preserved castles
This document provides information on several famous personalities from Slovak history, including:
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- Outlaw Juro Jánošík who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor in the 18th century.
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The document summarizes information about Costa del Sol, a region along the coast of southern Spain. It describes Costa del Sol as having warm, calm seas and beautiful, varied nature with many beaches situated between mountains and the sea. Some of the most popular beaches mentioned include Playa de Burriana in Nerja, Playa de Nagüeles in Marbella, Playa de Cabopino in Marbella, Playa de la Carihuela in Torremolinos, and Playa de Maro in Nerja. The document was created by Slovakian students as part of an Erasmus exchange program to learn about each other's countries.
The document is a report by Slovakian students about the Costa del Sol region in Spain. It notes that Costa del Sol means "Coast of the Sun" and is located along the Mediterranean coast of the province of Málaga in Andalusia. The region has beautiful, warm beaches situated between the sea and mountains. Some of the most popular beaches mentioned include Playa de Burriana in Nerja, Playa de Nagüeles in Marbella, Playa de Cabopino in Marbella, Playa de la Carihuela in Torremolinos, and Playa de Maro in Nerja.
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This document provides information about Costa del Sol in Spain from the perspective of Slovakian students. The Costa del Sol region along the Mediterranean coast of southern Spain is known for its warm climate and long stretches of beaches. Some of the most popular beaches mentioned include Playa de Burriana in Nerja, Playa de Nagüeles in Marbella, and Playa de Cabopino in Torremolinos. The students describe Costa del Sol as a beautiful tourist destination along 150 km of coastline with calm seas and varying nature.
The Costa del Sol region in southern Spain has over 150 km of beaches along the Mediterranean coast. It is a popular tourist destination known for its warm, calm seas and variety of beaches situated between mountains and the sea. Some of the most popular beaches in the Costa del Sol include Playa de Burriana in Nerja, known for its golden sand, and beaches in Marbella such as Playa de Nagüeles and Playa de Cabopino. The Slovakian students who created the document believe visiting this beautiful coastal region is an amazing experience and wonderful place for summer vacations.
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The Slovak National Uprising began on August 29, 1944 when Slovak partisans rebelled against German occupation in Slovakia. The uprising was initiated in 1943 by Edvard Beneš, leader of the Czech-Slovak exiled government. Partisan units were formed, including 60,000 Slovak soldiers and 18,000 partisans from Slovakia, Czechia, France, Russia, and Romania. The center of the uprising was in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia. The uprising lasted 60 days but the rebel army was defeated by late October by superior German forces. Remaining partisans continued fighting until Soviet liberation in 1945.
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Cookery book
1. Topic : Relationship
International cookery book
of healthy food
Recipes of countries:
Slovakia, Greece, Italy, Spain, Turkey
Created for Erasmus+ project :
Let´s save the life on our planet
2. In the topic Relationship
we were also talking about the relationship to our
health.
Each partnership school organized different activities
at school, for example cooking of healthy meals, Days
of healthy diet – Days of fruits, Days of vegetables,
exhibitions of healthy food, tasting, talks with the
dietician, Sport days,...
Students especially enjoyed cooking and tasting food
so we decided to create our own
International cookery book of healthy diet.
3. Slovak healthy food
We created several healthy meals, we organized Fruit and Vegetable
Days and exhibitions, we created vegetable spreads and made sweet
cakes – gingerbread typical for Christmas and Easter in Slovakia.
Spinach dumplings
Ingredients:
200g cooked potatoes
300g flour
1 egg
100ml hot water
1,5 tea spoon of salt
250g sheep cheese
spinach
sesame seeds
flax seeds
Instruction:
1. Mix potato, flour, egg, water, salt and spinach.
2. Make light dough.
3. Spread on 3-4 mm.
4. Make circles with form.
5. Put a little sheep cheese into each circle, put into the form and make dumplings
with sheep cheese ( when we haven't got form we can use a glass and a fork).
6. Cook in boiled salted water , where we
added a little oil.
7. Mix it during cooking.
8. After 2-3 minutes they get in the top.
Take it with a strainer and put on a
plate.
9. Fry sesame seeds and flax seeds.
10. Cover dumplings with these seeds.
4. Vegetable - Celery salad
Ingredients:
1 piece of preserved celery withiut sqeeze,
2 pieces ofpreserved corn
1 piece of preserved pineapple
5pieces of cooked eggs
1 leek cut into thin slices
400g of ham chopped into cubes
2 apples chopped into small pieces
Dresing - mayonnaise
Instructions:
Put layers in order: celery, apples, pineapple, corn, leek, ham, eggs.
Put dresing – mayonnaise on the top.
Put into the fridge.
Mix only before serving.
You can serve this salad with bread, rolls, toasts.
Vegetable - Carrot spread
Ingredients:
2 pieces of carrot
120 grams of soft cheese
100 grams of butter
2 cooked egg
salt
Instructions:
Grate carrots and eggs. Add cheese and butter, salt and mix.
5. Gigerbread
cakes typical for Christmas and Easter
Ingredients:
700 -800 grams of flour
200 grams of honey
300grams of powdered sugar
150g vegetable fat
3 eggs
2 packets of gingerbread spice
Instruction:
1/ Melt eggs with powdery sugar, honey and fat over the steam , add the other
ingrediens and spice, create a firm dough. Leave to rest 1 day.
2 / Spread the dough and cut to make different shapes 3-5 mm thick according to
whether we will stick them or not.
3/ Bake in 180 °C for 5-7 minutes until
they are brown.
4/ we can cover them with mixed raw egg
.
Egg white glaze to decorate gingerbread
Mix one egg white and 5 spoons of
powdered sugar.
6. Slovak students tried to create pizza by the recipe from
Italian students. We can say – it was delicious.
Here are some photos.
7. Greek healthy food
HEALTHY DIET – GREEK MEDITERRANEAN SALADS
For healthy eating in our school we created a Greek Mediterranean salad.
Greek salad is made with pieces of tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, sliced carrots
sliced lettuces, sliced cabbages and onions, feta cheese and olives.
All these are typically seasoned with salt and oregano. They are dressed with
olive oil. If you like you can add tuna fish in it as well.
8. Italian healthy food
FISH RECIPES
SARDE A BECCAFICO/STUFFED SARDINES
MAIN INGREDIENTS: FRESH SARDINES
INGREDIENTS FOR FOUR PEOPLE:
700 GR SARDINES,
WHITE FLOUR, MILK,
2 EGGS,
2 TABLE SPOONS GRATED CHEESE,
1 HANDFUL PARSLEY,
OLIVE OIL, SALT, BLACK PEPPER, BREAD CRUMBS.
PREPARATION:
Open the sardines, remove the heads and the backbone without separating them.
Prepare a stuffing with the chopped parsley, the breadcrumbs dampened with milk,
the cheese, one egg yolk, salt and pepper.
Place the open sardines on the table, put some mixture on half of the sardines and
close with the other half.
Stuff all the fish with this mixture, press and dip first in flour , then in the beaten
egg (one yolk and two whites) and lastly in the breadcrumbs.
Fry them, drain and serve the hot sardines with some slices of lemon.
9. PESCESPADA A GHIOTTA/SWORDFISH IN
GHIOTTA
MAIN INGREDIENTS: SWORDFISH
INGREDIENTS FOR 4 PEOPLE:
800 GR OF SWORDIFISH,
100 GR OLIVE OIL, 20 GR CAPERS,
12 GREEN OLIVES,
MINCED PARSLEY,
100 GR OF TOMATO SAUCE,
50 GR OF SLICED ONIONS,
FLOUR, BLACK PEPPER AND SALT.
PREPARATION:
Cut the swordfish into 4 slices and coat them in flour and cook in a frying- pan with
oil on both sides until nicely browned.
Remove from the pan and put them on a dish.
In the same frying -pan and using the same oil, brown the onion, add the capers, the
parsley, the tomato sauce, salt and pepper and lastly add the olives.
Cook for a couple of minutes and pour over the hot fish.
Serve immediately.
10. Pizza
HOW TO MAKE PIZZA
INGREDIENTS FOR 5 PEOPLE:
1 Kg. Flour
Water
Salt
25 gr. brewer’s yeast
Instruction:
Mix flour and water, add salt and brewer’s yeast to get a smooth mixture and put
into a bowl. It will take 2 hours to rise in a warm place.
At this point roll out the mixture and put it into a large baking tray. Now add the
basic ingredients : tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, origan, salt, pepper, oil, basil
leaves. You can vary your pizza, adding many other condiments such as ham, olives,
mushrooms, grilled vegetables, salami, boiled eggs and whatever you like.
11. Spanish healthy food
MENJAR BLANC (“white food”)
Ingredients:
1l of milk
200g of sugar
60g of rice flour
1 lemon skin
A piece of cinnamon.
A bit of cinnamon powder
How to make it?
First you have to boil the liter of milk with the lemon skin and the piece of
cinnamon in a casserole.
When the milk starts to boil, add the sugar and then the rice flour very slowly .
Remove it all with a spoon.
When the mixture becomes thicker, take it out of the casserole and pour it in
small cups which contain some smashed almonds.
Let it cool.
Spread a bit of cinnamon powder on top of the cream before serving.
ENJOY YOUR DESSERT!!!
12. SPANISH OMELETTE
Ingredients:
4 eggs
olive oil
6 potatotes
salt
1 onion
How to make it:
-First peel the potatoes and onions.
-Chop them and fry them in a pan with olive oil. Add some salt
-break the eggs and pour them in a bowl.
-beat the eggs with a bit of salt.
-when the potatoes and onion are ready, mix them with the eggs
-Cook the omelette on one side, and then turn it over to cook it on the other side.
…And ready to serve on a plate.
¡Bon apetite!
13. SUC D’ANGUILA FROM DELTA DE L’EBRE
EELS WITH GARLIC AND PEPPER SAUCE
This dish is entirely made with products from the region of Montsià and in particular
made with the eels of the Ebro Delta.
INGREDIENTS (for 2 people):
1/2 kgr. of eels from Delta de l'Ebre
200 ml. of fish stock from Sant Carles de la Ràpita fish market
flour
2 cloves of garlic
a pinch of Parsley
black pepper
1 tomato
1/2 onion
1/2 chilly pepper
extra virgin olive oil from Montsià
PREPARATION
We clean the eels well (in our region people use ashes to clean them) and cut them in
pieces.
We heat the oil in a clay casserole
Prepare a chopped garlic and parsley
We grate the onion and we slightly fry it.
Next we add the tomato and when they are half-fried we add the spicies: the black
pepper, the chopped garlic and the parsley that we have prviously prepared.
Add a spoonful of flour to thicken the sauce and immediately after add the fish
broth.
When it begins to boil we add the eels and we will cook them for about 15 minutes.
We add salt, if necessary.
... AND NOW WE CAN ENJOY THIS EXQUISITE “SUC D'ANGUILES”!!
14. TOMATO PIE
Ingredients:
a glass of water (250 grams)
half a glass olive oil (125 grams)
yeast (15 grams)
1 teaspoon of salt
Flour (aprox. 600 grams)
10-12 ripe tomatoes
1 red pepper
1 green pepper
Pine nuts (50 grams)
Tuna fish (100 grams)
How to make it:
Pour the liquids (water and olive oil) in a bowl and add the salt and yeast.
Mix it well. Gradually add the flour and form a dough.
Knead the dough until the ingredients are well combined (for about 10 minutes).
Cover the dough with a cotton cloth and let the dough settle for about 30 minutes.
While the dough is settling...
Chop the peppers (both red and green) and fry them in a saucepan.
After two minutes add the tomatoes already pealed and chipped to form a sauce.
Cook the sauce for about 20 minutes.
Spread some oil on a baking sheet.
Extend the dough on the baking sheet.
First spread the sauce on the dough and then do the same with the tuna fish and the
pine nuts.
Sprinkle some flour on the surface and introduce it in the oven.
Let it cook for about 40 minutes at 190 degrees.
Let it cool before eating!!!!!
15. Turkish healthy food
Vegetable mixed Pickle
Preparation
Let’s wash all the vegatables well.
Let’s chop the cabbage in mid-thickness
Let’s cut green pepper and red pepper from their edges (for pickle water to be able
to enter inside)
Let’s open little holes on the cucumbers
via a knife
Let’s chop the carrots in mid-thickness in
ring shapes
Let’s chop the cauliflower into pieces.
We can have green tomato either in slices
or unsliced.
We can have green beans either chopped or in one piece
Let’s slice the lemon in ring shape
Let’s put some chickpeas in the bottom of the jerry can or the jar
Let’s put the vegatables inside in a mixed order and let’s put some garlic inside.
Let’s put the lemon rings inside the jar around the pickle.
For pickle water, citric acid, brine salt, grape vinegar and water is put in a pot and
let’s mix well.
Let’s put the pickle water in the jar in a way that the water must surpass the
vegatables and let’s close the jar tightly.
Let’s save our mixed pickle in an environment that is away from sunshine and humid.
Pickle will be ready to be served in 30-45 days.
16. Benefits of Pickle
Pickle that is made up of many vegatables that are beneficial for helath and enriched
with vinegar, carrot, cucumber, green tomato, pepper, onion,garlic and cabbage leaves,
is a nutrigent that can be used for keeping fit because it doesn’t contain any fat in
addition all the vegatables carry almost zero calory. Pickle can be consumed not only
for losing weight but also because of its many other benefits.
1. It contains high amount of loofah
Pickle is a helthy food in many aspects. There are benefits for the people to eat
pickle that is made up of vegatables who suffer from stomach and bowel problems
and especially indigestion compliants.
2.It is the resource of vitamin and mineral
Pickle and pickle water highly contains magnesium, iron, potasium, calcium, zinc that
are necessary for human body to carry on its survival functions.
3. It offers anti-aging and natural therapy
In addition these facts pickle comes forward among the foods good for digestion
sicknesses such as ulcer and constipation.
4. pickle reduces the blood pressure
Lactic acid that is obtained during yeasting process, reduces the blood pressure and
shows a vessel enlarging function by enhancing the blood circulation.
5. Pickle empowers the immunation
Vegatables that are used in pickle and especially vinegar is good for digestion and
they empowers the immune system, it cures the urethra and prevents the generation
of bacteria in bowels.
6.It is herbal solution for heart and vessel diseases
Grape vinegar and apple vinegar that are used for the production pickle contain a
biological substance that is called pectin which is beneficial for the heart.
17. Home Made Yogurt
1-2 lt milk
1-2 tbsp plain yoğurt
Please keep in mind that the most important points in making yogurt are adding
sample yogurt to the milk at the right temperature and keeping it warm for a while.
The exact temperature for fermentation is between 42-45 C.
Place the milk in a pot and heat it until the boiling point. If you like creamy yogurt,
simmer the milk a few more minutes to let the water evaporate more. Take the milk
from the stove and wait about 10-12 minutes. Occasionally, dip your finger into the
milk and try to count till 7. If you can bear the heat till 7, it means the milk is ready
for fermentation. Don’t let the milk cool more than that since if the milk is not hot
enough, fermentation won’t take place.
In a small bowl, mix 1 tbsp of yogurt with lukewarm milk by using a wooden spoon
(don’t use metal spoons). Add this mixture to the milk and stir with the wooden spoon.
Then, pour the milk to the containers and close their lids. The best container for
making yogurt is glass. To keep the milk warm, cover the container completely with a
cloth and then cover again with a blanket or something similar. Make sure to cover
tightly to keep the milk warm for a while. Generally, it takes 5-6 and 7-8 hours for
fermentation in summer and winter, respectively. After fermentation, take yogurt
out of its cover without shaking. Store in the fridge for at least 3-4 hourr before
serving.
And enjoy your meal. :)
The benefits of yogurt
* Resistance to diseases increases
* It strengthens the immune system and protects it from many diseases, including
fungi that cause disease, from the microbes to digestive system cancers.
* Growth-accelerates the development of teeth and bones in the age of development.
* Protect from child paralysis.
* After menopause, it strengthens the bones in women and old men, preventing
breaks.
* Yogurt is one of the first foods added to the infant after the sixth month. This
helps babies to develop bones and teeth.
* Yogurt is a large Calcium source.
Yogurts made by our students...
18. The benefits of yogurt
* Resistance to diseases increases
* It strengthens the immune system and protects it from many diseases, including
fungi that cause disease, from the microbes to digestive system cancers.
* Growth-accelerates the development of teeth and bones in the age of development.
* Protect from child paralysis.
* After menopause, it strengthens the bones in women and old men, preventing
breaks.
* Yogurt is one of the first foods added to the infant after the sixth month. This
helps babies to develop bones and teeth.
* Yogurt is a large Calcium source.
Created by
· 14th Junior High school of Patras (Greece)
· Istituto Comprensivo di Santa Teresa di Riva-Santa Teresa di Riva (ME)a
(Italy)
· Institut Ramon Berenguer IV (Spain)
· Zakladna skola Viliama Zaborskeho Levicka 737 Vrable (Slovakia)
· Fatih secondary school (Turkey)