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sawer
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famous dishes
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--expeditious answer-- !!
hi,
i need to learn the famous or most common dishes and the most common female names in:
-poland,
-romania,
-sweden,
-france,
-ıtaly,
-spain
thanks a lot |
15 Mar 2010
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coyote.chus
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Spanish dishes: paella, cocido, tortilla de patata
Spanish female names: Mar�a, Carmen
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15 Mar 2010
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k.samula
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Famous Polish dishes: sauerkraut stew, pork chop, pirogies and chicken broth.
Common female names: Maria, Katarzyna, Joanna, Anna, Magdalena, Barbara, Lidia, Agnieszka, Monika, Aleksandra.
And of course many many others...
Hope it helps :)
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15 Mar 2010
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whitesnow
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Some traditional Romanian dishes:
-cornmeal mush or boiled polenta (mamaliga), sour soup with meat balls (ciorba de perisoare), eggplant salad (salata de vinete), beans stew or whipped beans (iahnie de fasole), cabbage rolls (sarmale), grilled minced meat rolls (mititei), bortsch or bran and water (bors), lamb haggis or caul or kell (drob de miel), tripe soup (ciorba de burta), bean and smoked meat soup, smoked meat (afumatura), vegetable stew (ghiveci), bean soup with smoked meat (bors de fasole cu afumatura) ... and many others.
Common Romanian names (male and female):
-Maria, Ana, Elena, Ioana, Catinca, Georgeta, Victoria, Emilia, Mihaela
-Vasile, Gheorghe, Ioan, Nicolae, Victor, Mihai
... and some others, but there are too many to be remembered now.
Hope it will be useful to you. Have a nice day! |
15 Mar 2010
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lshorton99
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Don �t know how many names you need but:
Maria, Ana, Carmen, Clara, Paula, Julia, Raquel, Laura, Lucia, Sara
Dishes
paella, tortilla (Spanish omelette), solomillo al whisky (pork in a garlic and whisky sauce), cocido (a kind of stew), espinacas con garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas),
In general - tapas - small portions of food.
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15 Mar 2010
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rakelica
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more Spanish dishes: fideu� (like paella but instead of rice it�s pasta "vermicelles") usually eaten with alioli (mayo with garlic), pulpo a la gallega (boiled/fried octopus with paprika, chilli and olive oil), flan (dessert), natillas (like flan but more liquid), pimientos del piquillo rellenos (small red peppers, which have been roasted first, filled with anything you want usually sauche bechamel with fish/prawns but also meat), croquetas (bread coated and deep fried kind of meatballs with a bechamel sauce inside and meat or ham or fish), papas bravas (boiled and then fried potatoes with a spicy sauce), etc.
I could go on for ages, I love food and I love Spanish food!!!!!! but i think you�ll have enough for now but if you need more do not hesitate to ask!
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15 Mar 2010
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silvia.patti
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Italian food: pasta, risotto (rice with different ingredients: mushrooms, shrimps, sea food, ...), pizza, tortellini with ragu (a kind of stuffed pasta with meat and tomato sauce), panettone (typical Christmas sweet from Milan), pandoro (typical Christmas sweet from Verona), cotoletta (a slice of breaded and fried meat), cassata (typical Sicilian sponge cake with ricotta cheese, chocolate and pieces of candied fruit), cannoli (typical Sicilian cylindrical pastries filled with ricotta cheese and chocolate or candied fruit)...................................
Italian female names: Maria, Martina, Giulia, Sara, Francesca, Paola.....
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15 Mar 2010
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sawer
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hi friends , thank you for all your intrests, those would be very helpful, have a nice day :) |
16 Mar 2010
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