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Pimientito
Posts: 2481
Joined: Jul. 30 2007
From: Marbella
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RE: A flamenco week (in reply to at_leo_87)
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uh oh. i guess im going to have to pack my own food in my guitar case when i go to spain. Yeah, its a real problem if you are a vegetarian here. Pork is pretty much considered a vegetable (or at least not really meat) and is added to most dishes. If you like Gazpacho, green salad, cheese, falafel, ice cream, bread, olives, fruit, tortilla, wine , beer...then thats pretty much all there is. If you are vegan then forget coming to Andalucia....you will probably starve!
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Date Jul. 13 2009 9:40:08
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Ron.M
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Joined: Jul. 7 2003
From: Scotland
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RE: A flamenco week (in reply to Pimientito)
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Pork is pretty much considered a vegetable (or at least not really meat) and is added to most dishes. Hi Pim man, That's the funniest thing I've read here all month. Diff is that most poor folk don't really think about it and just eat anything nutritional. Hey man, my village reached the National news today!! The Aberdeen Council slapped a banning order on our local amateur Pipe Band, from practising outside in the Summer evenings (between 7-9 pm) because a local resident complained that it was distrurbing her evening TV viewing. (English bastard of course! ) http://www.youtube.com/NewtonhillPipeBand I know the Pipe Major personally, a fine and enthusiastic piper from the Hebrides and very skilled and knowledgable in the purist tradition. Locally and via the Internet from pipers all over the World, the amount of protest at this action was so overwhelming that the Council had to overturn their ban!! Yaaaaay! Someone here said " If ye canna practise the pipes here in the North o' Scotland, then whaur the hell are ye gonny practise them?" Love it!! Bit like that yuppie, porsche-driving family from London years ago that moved into "The Big Posh House" (with panoramic views over the countryside) in a quaint, rural English village in Somerset, installed electronic gates and security cameras and then complained to the Local Council that they were being woken up on Sundays by church bells ringing.......AND...they didn't like the smell coming from the neighbouring pig farm.... cheers, Ron
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Date Jul. 13 2009 11:54:28
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Kate
Posts: 1827
Joined: Jul. 8 2003
From: Living in Granada, Andalucía
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RE: A flamenco week (in reply to Matic)
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Hey Matic, you will do fine here. This house caters for veggies !!! We have all the tapas bars well trained as well so that Harold gets veggie tapas. We were once given a paella and I said that Harold wouldnt eat it as it had meat and fish. The waiter leant over and whispered " Si pero muy poco" which made us laugh. Most restaurants have at least one veggie offering, pasta with tom sauce for example, or tortilla, fried aubergine is popular, garlic mushrooms, asparagus with scrambled egg, roasted red peppers or fried green peppers, marinaded tomato salad. Papas a lo pobre a favourite, great cheeses, all kinds of egg dishes, pasta, pizza, salads. Just check they have not thrown in ham or tuna as they are sort of considered flavours and dont count. We were in a new japanese restaurant the other day and there was no veggie offerings on menu, but they quickly listed all the dishes they could do and we wondered why they did not just put them on the menu. i dont know how it is in San Lucar but here in Granada you will be fine.
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Date Jul. 13 2009 12:31:38
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