Ch. 8 culture Flashcards

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1
Q

many of the important ingredients in the world originate from the …
They weren’t introduced in Europe until the century XVI
… initially were only used for decoration in Europe bc they thought it was poisonous
… was the foundation of food for many latin american countries many centuries before the Spanish discovered it

A

New World;
tomatoes;
corn

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… was a basic food for the incas. They used to … it to store it
… was also important to the aztecs and mayans

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potatoes;
dehydrate it;
cacao

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cacao was important to the aztecs and mayans. they used its seeds as … and as an ingredient for … They also grinded them to make a drink, mixing it with … and …

A

money;
sauces;
water; chili

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4
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…, …, …, … and … (…) are other examples of fruits that originated in the Americas

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avocados; 
guava; 
papaya; 
pineapple; 
maracuyá; passion fruit
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…: un plato de pescado crudo que se marina en jugo de limon, con sal, pimienta, cebolla y aji. se sirve con lechuga, maiz, camote (sweet potato) and yellow potatoes

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ceviche peruano

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…: cold soup typical of of southern Spain. made with verduras crudas y molidas (mashed): tomato, aji, pepino (cucumber), y ajo. tambien lleva pan, sal, aceite y vinagre

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gazpacho andaluz

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…: es una sopa de pollo, pescado o carne con platano, maiz, zanahoria, yuca, papas, cebolla, cilantro y ajo. se sirve con white rice

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sancocho colombiano

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8
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chef that makes very innovative foods: …

A

Ferran Adria

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Adrià bases his success on … and …
He modifies combinations of ingredients and plays with contrasts of tastes and sensations
He also alters textures without altering flavor.

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creativity;

chemistry

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10
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… is an important play in the kitchens of the Hispanic world. It can be eaten cold, but most are served hot, like the … de Mexico

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soup;

pozole

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11
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El pozole de Mexico is a pre-Colombian dish prepared with …, …, … and other spices

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nixtamal (hominy);
pork;
chilis

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12
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Another soup of indigenous origins es the …, of the región … de …

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changua;

andina central; Colombia

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13
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La changua siempre se toma en el …: se hace con agua, leche, huevo y cilantro

A

desayuno

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14
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Spain and most of the latin american countries have an abundant production of fruits and veggies. Because of this, most household cook with fresh ingredients rather than foods that come in jars/cans. …, … and … should be prepared with fresh ingredients to maintain the authentic flavor

A

mexican salsas;
el gazpacho español;
el sancocho colombiano

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15
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There are merchants that sell their fruits and vegetables …

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directly to the public

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16
Q

(Guatemala)
Traditional fabrics use this secret ingredient: …
This ingredient prevents the colors from …

A

crushed mosquitoes;

fading

17
Q
(Guatemala) 
Antigua Guatemala (a city) was founded in 1543. It was an important capital until 1773, when an ... destroyed it. It's architecture is maintained and its a tourist spot. It's celebration of ..., is the most important of the hemisphere
A

earthquake;

Holy Week

18
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(Guatemala)
The quetzal symbolizes … for the ancient mayas because they believed that this bird was not able to survive in … Today it’s a national symbol and the national … is named after it. It also appears on the bills. It’s in danger of extinction

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freedom;
captivity;
currency

19
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(Guatemala)
From 1500 BC to 900 AD, the … inhabited a large part of what is now Guatemala. they had an advanced civilization. they were architects and constructed …, … and …

A

mayans;
pyramids;
temples;
observatories

20
Q

(Guatemala)

the mayans also discovered and used … before the europeans and invented a complex and precise …

A

zero;

calendar

21
Q

(Guatemala)
The traditional clothes are called … and show the love that mayans had for nature. They were inspired by …, … and … for creating their designed and the bright colors and geometric forms.

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huipil;
flowers;
plants;
animals

22
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(Guatemala)

the designs and colors of each huipil indicates the … and sometimes the … and … of the person wearing it

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town of origin;
sex;
age