Unit 7 Lesson 1: La comida y la salud Flashcards

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What are tapas

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tapas, or small appetizer-sized portions usually served with drinks, because they remind me of my home in Madrid.

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A synonym of beber

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is tomar. Tomar is a regular -ar verb.

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Other verbs related to food and the time of consumption are:

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  • desayunar to have breakfast
  • almorzar (o → ue) to have lunch
  • cenar to have dinner
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Desayunar and cenar are regular -ar verbs, and almorzar is a stem-changing verb that changes from o → ue.

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  • almuerzo almorzamos
  • almuerzas almorzáis
  • almuerza almuerzan
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Where is Perú

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Perú is in the western part of South America.

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What borders Perú

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It is bordered on the north by Ecuador and Colombia, on the east by Brazil, on the southeast by Bolivia, on the south by Chile, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean

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What is the geogrpahy of Perú

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The geography of the country varies greatly, making for extreme climate differences.

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What the weather like in the mountainous Andean region in Peru

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emperatures that vary inversely with altitudes in the mountainous Andean region that cuts through the central part of the country from north to south.

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what ancient civilizations were in Peru

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What is now Perú had been home to ancient civilizations like el Norte Chico and the Inca Empire, the largest empire in all of the Americas before the arrival of the Europeans.

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Where can you find tropical forests in PEru

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tropical forests in the Amazon Basin

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Where can you find arid plains in peru

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You can find arid plains near the Pacific coast

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What influence did the Sapsnih have on Peru

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The Spanish Empire conquered the region in the sixteenth century and established a viceroyalty with its capital in Lima, which included most of its South American colonies.

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When did Peru get independece and what fincal booms follow

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Perú’s independence in 1821 was followed by financial booms in the extraction of raw materials like guano (1845–1866), which is animal manure used as fertilizer, and rubber (beginning in 1900)

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What are the main econmic activites of Peru

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Now the main economic activities of the country include mining, manufacturing, agriculture, and fishing.

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Who are Limeños

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the people who live in Lima )perus capital)

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What is the importnace of immigrants in Peru

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Limeños, the people who live in Lima, enjoy African, Chinese, Italian, German, and Japanese cuisine thanks to immigrants who have made the city their home throughout different stages of the country’s history.

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What is chifa

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chifa, a term used in Perú to refer to Chinese food cooked with Peruvian ingredients.

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Hiw was chifa made

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Chinese immigrants came to Perú in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and most settled in Lima or in other areas on the coast. Chifa, the resulting culinary combination created by these Chinese-Peruvians, has become one of the most popular types of food in Perú. In fact, the Peruvian government actively promotes chifa as an essential part of Peruvian cuisine.

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What are peas called in some countries

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In some countries, peas are las arvejas or los chícharos.

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What are greenbeans called in some countries

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Green beans are sometimes called las chauchas or los ejotes

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What are icecreams called in some countries

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ice cream may be called la nieve.

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What are stem-changing verbs

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Preferir (e → ie), or to prefer; querer (e → ie), or to want; and recomendar (o → ue), or to recommend, are also stem-changing verbs. It is most common to use the verb querer when ordering food. For example: Quiero dos huevos y pan tostado, por favor = “I want two eggs and toast, please.”

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What is the Peruvian food Ceviche?

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The most popular dishes of Peruvian food in los Estados Unidos include ceviche (raw fish “cooked” in lime juice and served with corn and sweet potatoes)

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What is the Peruvian food papa a la huancaína ?

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(potatoes in a cheesy yellow pepper sauce), anticuchos (cow’s heart skewers), and tamles

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Peruvian cusinse is known for being

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Peruvian cuisine is often recognized for being one of the most diverse and appreciated of the Latin American cuisines, with European, Native American, and African influences.

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What is the asian influence in Peru

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Additionally, as you have previously learned, there is a sizable Chinese and Japanese population in Perú, so Asian influence, especially rice, has been incorporated into Peruvian cuisine for generations.

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What some popular PEruivan drinks

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Peruvian drinks are also known throughout Latin America and the world. Inca Kola, a soda that originated in Perú, is sold in many heavily-concentrated Latino areas, and pisco, a clear grape brandy, is the national liquor of Perú.

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Gastón Acurio Jaramillo

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born October 30, 1967, is a Peruvian chef and ambassador of Peruvian cuisine. He owns restaurants in several countries and is the author of many books about cooking. In Perú, he is the host of his own television program and contributes to several food-themed magazines. He has helped establish Peruvian cuisine and offers typical Peruvian meals in a modern and attractive style.

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Alejandro Saravia

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is a Peruvian chef who was born in Lima, Perú, on June 13, 1983, and has lived in Sydney, Australia since 2006. He is the co-owner and head chef of the South American fine dining restaurant, Morena, in Surry Hills, Sydney.

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Pedro Miguel Schiafinno

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Pedro Miguel Schiafinno is a chef based in Perú who has worked to highlight Amazonian jungle cuisine. Schiafinno’s restaurant in Lima is called Malabar. He is also executive chef aboard the M/V Aqua, a luxury cruise ship that tours the jungle-filled Amazon River in Brazil. It is for this reason that Schiafinno is known as the “jungle chef.” Ingredients he uses include cushuro (Andean caviar), algae, aguaje (a slightly fermented palm fruit), giant snails, sacha culantro (a type of wild coriander), turmeric, achiote, guinea pig, and Andean corn beer.

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Johnny Schuler i

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r is an author, chef, restauranteur, distiller, and television personality from Lima, Perú. He owns two restaurants in Lima: Key Club and La Granja Azul. Schuler is an authority on pisco, a spirit that has been declared a national cultural heritage by Perú’s National Institute of Culture. In his more than 30 years in the profession, Schuler has traveled around the world educating the public about pisco.

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