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      De la tapas de Playboy y FHM a Beijin’08
      La vida da muchas vueltas. Y si no, que se lo pregunten a la nadadora Amanda Beard, que ha vuelto a las piscinas cuatro años después de que Playboy la ‘retirara’. Amanda, que con 14 años ganó tres medallas olímpicas en Atlanta’96, decidió volver a la alta competición hace sólo unos meses. Y hasta ha conseguido [...]

      Written by: Fanatico Yo!


      Tapas的由来知多少?
      Tapas是西班牙轻食的总称。其实要了解Tapas一点也不难,Tapas就好像粤菜的点心、或是台湾粥的吃法,一小盘一小盘的菜。在西班牙的餐馆或酒廊,一般都卖有大约8至10种的Tapas。因为Tapas也是西班牙的开胃菜和下酒菜,西班牙人最喜欢一边喝酒,一边享用小菜。 Tapas的产生可要追踪于西班牙人享用晚餐

      Written by: Josephine - HungryPrettyMonster


      Donde bajar las tapas de mis CDs
      AllCDCovers reúne al día de hoy, poco más de un cuarto de millón de tapas. Léase tanto de música, como títulos en DVD y hasta incluso, de muchos juegos.El uso no requiere registración, y en cuanto a audio, por ejemplo, están disponibles las versiones de frente, dorso y hasta el arte que viene impreso en el CD.Las consultas que he llevado a cabo me han dado por resultado, imágenes entre 1

      Written by: Utilidades para Webmasters


      tapas
      Food poonage! As promised! Like a week or so ago, i can't remember, me and my friend went to a Tapas bar in the city, kinda random. Someone had suggested it, so we went. We went to this place called Casa Mono. Its one of those trendy, wannbe hipsters and trendsters hang out, those wannabe sex and the city chicks, who clearly don't have the class, the $$ or style, but try so hard regardless. anywa

      Written by: Further Down the Bunny Hole


      Following “La Seleccion” with a Selection of Tapas
      In celebration of the start of Euro 2008 - the European soccer/football championships - yesterday, and in light of the fact that England failed to qualify because they were awful, I am in need of a team to follow, so have decided to become an honorary Spanish soccer fan for the next month, or however [...]

      Written by: We Are Never Full


      Tapas de libros con excelentes diseños
      Cada vez en entro a una biblioteca o a una librería admiro la enorme cantidad de libros disponibles y suelo pensar que a la mayoría nunca los voy a leer. A las librerías generalmente no entro buscando un libro en particular sino simplemente para recorrerla y ver ''qué hay'', es en esta situación donde la tapa o portada del libro juega un papel importante y puede marcar la diferencia en darle

      Written by: SpamLoco


      Las Peores Tapas Portadas de Discos de La Historia de la Musica
      Tambien el Post pudo haberse llamado "Las Portadas mas Bizarras de la Historia de la musica", porque la verdad algunas son muy bizarras.-Cliqueen encima de las imagenes para agrandarlas.-Para no tener que cliquear sobre cada una para verla y evitar tener abiertas varias ventanas, hagan esto: Cuando cliqueen sobre la primera imagen, se abrira la pagina de IMAGEBAM y encima de la imagen veran un bot

      Written by: El Blog del Loco Bender


      Detenidos por robar tapas de registro y alcantarillas en varios municipios
      La Guardia Civil de Mairena del Aljarafe ha detenido a dos hombres, identificados como M. C. C. y M. P. R, vecinos de Almensilla y Coria, por robar tapas de registro y rejillas de alcantarillado en diversos municipios del Aljarafe, por valor de 50.000 euros.Empresas de telefonía, aguas y electricidad denunciaron ante la Guardia Civil la desaparición de estos objetos, que además de un perjuicio

      Written by: La Fabrica Web


      I Campeonato de Asturias de pinchos y tapas
      Del 12 al 17 de Febrero se desarrolla en Asturias el primer Campeonato de Asturias de pinchos y tapas, en la que participarán un máximo de 90 restaurantes. El ganador representará a Asturias en el concurso de tapas de diseño Madrid Fusión 2009.Una buena oportunidad de saborear la "minicocina" asturiana que no nos podemos perder este próximo fin de semana.

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      II Certamen Gijón de Tapas
      Este próximo fin de semana se celebra en Gijón el II Certamen Gijón de Tapas, que se desarrollará en el recinto de la Feria Internacional de Muestras de Asturias. Ya la primera edición cosechó un éxito importante (unos 20.000 clientes y más de 90.000 degustaciones), así que la asistencia masiva de público está prácticamente asegurada.Son 24 los establecimientos hosteleros de la ciudad

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      Sideblog: How to taste cheese and all about tapas bars
      If I had read this fabulous article on how to taste cheese, before going to a very pricey Tapas bar in downtown Minneapolis, my brother probably wouldn’t have shelled out $50 smackers for us to eat Spanish cheese that tasted EXACTLY like the giraffe cage at the zoo. (To be more accurate, it would be a [...]

      Written by: Loralee's Looney Tunes


      RedMan, otro abre tapas estilo geek
      Otro abre tapas al estilo Geek (-tapas-para-geeks.html), aunque personalmente no me parece muy geek, pero así lo han clasificado en varios (-weirdness/the-hold-up-bottle-opener-stick-em-up-and-open-my-beer/) sitios (-_The_Hold_Up_Bottle_Opener_200802000151.aspx) de (-gifts/redman-hold-up-bottle-opener.htm) internet ( Muy poco portátil este aparato, sólo sirve para cuando estás en Leer más... (-otro-abre-tapas-estilo-geek.html)

      Written by: Entrebits.cl


      Abre tapas para geeks
      Trekstor: Una unidad flash de 8GB de almacenamiento nos provee de un abre-tapas para botella en su parte trasera, muy útil sobre todo ahora que es muy común llevar nuestro pendrive junto con las llaves, ahora a parte de llevar el pendrive también tendrás un abre tapas. Leer más... (-tapas-para-geeks.html)

      Written by: Entrebits.cl


      MARBELLA TAPAS
      There is no better pastime in my opinion than spending an afternoon in Marbella, meandering around the streets and sampling the fabulous array of different tapas on offer. For many tapas provide the perfect lunch, and the choice of flavours and the freshness of the ingredients is amazing. As aficionados of the traditional ´tapas tour´ we normally start in the Old Town at the Plaza de Los Naranjos and work our way down to the coast. To begin with you can´t beat a glass of cold fino, some plump olives and Serrano ham to get the tastebuds going. We would then walk through the cobbled streets down to the Avenida Ricardo Soriano and sample the superb Patatas Bravas and Boquerones al Vinagre in one of the many busy Spanish eateries along the way. Last week we also enjoyed Fresh Mussels Vinaigrette, the creamiest Manchego Cheese you will ever taste and a superb chilled Gazpacho, served by the glass. Not forgetting my absolute favourite - the tender Octopus a la Gallega served with sl

      Written by: Andalucia Travel Guide


      Notas de Lectores Amigos !! - Las Tapas 2da. Parte
      Bueno queridos partuzeros aquí estamos de vuelta en primer lugar gracias por publicarme y leerme, es por eso que me siento en el compromiso de contarles la totalidad de la historia de las tapas.La anécdota de la indisposición del rey Alfonso X puede dejarse de lado, si nos inclinamos más por considerar que la tapa nació, en realidad, de la necesidad de agricultores y trabajadores de ingerir un pequeño alimento durante su jornada de trabajo, que les permitiera continuar la tarea hasta la hora de la comida principal, ésta, ultima era abundante, sobre todo en grasas, y dejaba el organismo bastante ocupado en digerirla, como para reanudar la dura tarea en el campo o en el taller, obligando a la siesta, por lo que el trabajo quedaba paralizado algunas horas.Este tentempié exigía vino, porque el alcohol aumentaba el entusiasmo y las fuerzas, y en invierno calentaba el cuerpo para afrontar los rigurosos fríos del campo o del taller medieval. En verano, la bebida en el Sur era e

      Written by: De Partuza


      Tapas And Paella at Picasso's
      Yesterday, a friend and I drove down to Picasso's restaurant for a taste of Spain. This small eatery in downtown San Jose specializes in Tapas and Paellas. Being a Saturday night the restaurant was packed and we were lucky to get our table almost immediately. The walls, no surprise, are decorated with prints of Spain's most famous cubist painter whose name adorns the restaurant. Like everyone else in the restaurant we ordered Sangria for drinks. Sangría is a wine punch from Spain. The word sangría comes from the Spanish sangre meaning blood. It typically consists of red wine, chopped fruit (in our case, apple), a sweetener such as honey or orange juice, a small amount of added brandy, triple-sec or soda. Interestingly, the locals will never order Sangria in a bar; it is something you will only serve in house parties. So, bar sangria in Spain is aimed almost exclusively at tourists.We ordered some small plates from the Tapas menu. The Salteado de Champinones y Setas was an assortmen

      Written by: Traveller's Tales


      Tapas Tree - How It Was.
      Was at Clarke Quay over the previous weekend, and decided to have the kind of food that big, good looking Spaniards feed on.The GeneralSo we decided to head over to Tapas Tree, along the waterfront, and order food that didn't sound like anything we've come across before, which in the end turned out looking like something very Singaporean:This is how it looks in the websiteThis is how it looks like in real life. I think the table is pretty. The kebab thing is pretty good.Its a very filling food, but its too salty. It must have come in handy for the Gladiators who needed to replace their sodium content after fights at the Colosseum.Inside of Tapas Tree - the seats are very, very low, and it fits 2 persons!Anyway after that meal we had Shisha - which isn't as pleasing as it should have been because the new smoking laws meant that no Shisha was allowed inside of building premises - we had to sit in the open in nothing short of uncomfortable stools. (Think, no backrest)See, it wasn't p

      Written by: Metrosexual Me


      Tapas
      A few bites of everything today:When I returned home from my weekend away, my toddler burst into tears and wouldn't let go of my hand for 45 minutes, sobbing all the while. I wasn't sure whether to feel victorious or terrible.____I'm mad at flight attendants for not adequately preparing us for a real emergency. Who cares about the air masks? I wanted to know how to best prepare man-a-la mode for when we'd be stuck on an island and have to eat each other. Other useful tips would have been how to tie your airplane blanket into a parachute or an overview on world religions so we'd be able to pick who to pray to as we plummeted to our death.____I'm in search of an old high school friend, Raven Carmen McCullough. If anyone knows where she is, please let me know. She wasn't at the 10 year reunion and I spent most of the night wishing she was.____While at dinner last week, my father mentioned to the waiter that I was an "L.A. Food Critic." Service was suddenly impeccable. The ow

      Written by: Hollywood Flakes


      Tapas time in Fuengirola
      One of the numerous reasons why so many people want to live or holiday on the Costa del Sol, apart, of course from the glorious weather which radiates illuminating sunshine well over 300 days of the year, has got to be the variety of activities freely available to everyone. As long as your holiday representative advises you what’s on, you will be spoilt for choice on what or where to go when you venture slightly inland. For the independent traveller, you can pick up one of the free local papers that abound in town shops such as Dunnes, a department store, where Euroweekly can usually be found or Woody’s stationers which supplies the latter in addition to the Sur in English and the Town Crier. All three papers provide a mound of useful information and tips on what’s on in the forthcoming weeks. The most recent event to take place in the Fuengirola feria ground was the tapas fair which ran over a period of 4 days, from Thursday 2nd August to the Sunday 5th. This venue plays hos

      Written by: Andalucia Travel Guide


      A designer, some tapas, a photographer, and a very good day
      Image used with permission of Klaus Haapaniemi. Ceramics from his private exhibition in Helsinki. The Date: Friday, July 6th, 2007 The Victim: Myself, and those hitherto unknown The Damage: A lot. In USD. My day starts early. I roll over and look at the clock at 5:51 a.m. I am wide awake. I like being this awake this early. It means I will accomplish many things. Many trivial things, but things I'd prefer to accomplish now, now at 6 a.m. on a Friday as opposed to mid-afternoon on a precious Saturday or a sleepy Sunday. I run the dishwasher. I wash my darks. I catch up on e-mail and vacuum/hoover in preparation for the arrival of Stefanie, my cleaning person, whom I love in ways words cannot describe. (Yes, I pre-clean for my cleaning lady. Blame my mother. And 17 years of Catholic schooling .) The Turkish grocery has English Draino and I unclog my shower. I pay some bills, I drink some tea, and I listen to M. Ward, my new obsession. Just for fun, I'm going to include some 30 s

      Written by: Londonelicious


      TAPAS, PINCHOS, CAZUELITAS, ES VERANO!!!
      En verano nos apetece mas comer de tapas, pinchos o un simple bocata, las vacaciones están para eso. Para olvidarse de la rutina por unos días. Brochetas de champiñones y pollo. Para 4 personas 1 pechuga de pollo 8 champiñones 4 lonchas de panceta 4 pimientos verdes aceite de oliva virgen sal pimienta Limpia la pechuga de pollo retirándole la grasa y córtala en dados. Limpia también los champiñones. Pica las lonchas de panceta en trozos de bocado. Monta las brochetas intercalando trozos de champiñón, de panceta y de pollo. Salpiméntalas, riégalas con un chorrito de aceite y cocínalas sobre la plancha 3 minutos por cada lado. Para acompañar, limpia los pimientos, córtalos en bastones finos y ponlos a freír en una sartén con aceite. Consejo: Se recomienda un toque final de unos pocos minutos en el horno con el fin de que la brocheta resulte perfectamente

      Written by: Weblog Wonderones


      Tapas: Sangria
      88 Upper StreetN1 0NPTel: 020 7288 0954 Date of Last Visit: Oh, I don't know. A few months ago. I'm sorry. The Damage: £20 each? I have been remiss in writing up Sangria. It's been ages (well, a few months) since I've been, but it was just so very decent and nice that I did not want to neglect it. Particularly when a nice May bank holiday weekend gives me some time to catch up on things. (Did you know that the Brits only get eight public holidays while Americans get 10? I'll leave the UK-government-mandated-minimum of 20 vacation days aside. But I gotta be honest, I like 10 public holidays spread throughout the year a lot better than 8 days squished up in April and December.) But back to Sangria... The Context: One night after work, Feathers and I had gone to my Thai ladies at the Thai Massage place on the Essex Road. Feathers had never been. I think she's a convert. They are just so very sweet. I don't remember if we had had a rough day or anything--isn't it funny whe

      Written by: Londonelicious


      TAPAS!!
      Anotá, Rana:Esta receta la manda el Chuso, desde Madrid, así que viene calentita!!Dios..ya estoy sintiendo el olorcito...Gracias de nuevo, Chuso!Te debo la receta de mi Chimichurri.Acudiendo al llamamiento del blog de nuestros amigos partuzeros, el el que nos piden alguna receta de tapas, he rebuscado por ahí (no soy buen cocinero) para por lo menos poder dejarles una muestra de tapa madrileña...Se dice que la invención de la tapa procede de la costumbre que impuso el rey de Castilla Alfonso X, que allá por el siglo XIII, al detenerse en una venta y ser molestado por el polvo levantado por los caballos que por allí pasaban, observó atónito como el ventero tapaba la jarra de vino que le servía con una loncha de jamón. Este rey, apodado con razón "el sabio", ordenó que de esta forma se siriviera en todo su reino el vino, pues de esta forma también se evitaba que hiciera daño al beberlo en exceso.En la actualidad en Madrid , se denomina tapa a aquel pincho o pequeña ració

      Written by: De Partuza


      Aperitivos y tapas - Pañuelitos de iberico y Coquinas
      Ingredientes para 3: 1/2 kg de coquinas2 ajossallimónperejilaceite de olivaPreparación: Ponemos al fuego la sartén con un poquito de aceite y doramos los ajos picados, cuando tomen color dorado, añadimos las coquinas, dejar abrirse. Emplatar y servir espolvoreadas de perejil y exprimirlas con limón.Grado de dificultad: muy fácilTiempo de elaboración: 10 minutosOrigen: Receta española Ingredientes:Pasta brikJamón iberico1 cebolla4 champiñones1 pimiento verdeaceite de olivasalpimientaun chorrillo de nata liquidaPreparación: Ponemos una sartén al fuego con un poquito de aceite, pochamos muy bien la cebolla, pimiento y champiñones, añadimos a ultima hora el jamón y rehogamos, el chorrón de nata y reservamos que enfríe.Colocamos la pasta y centramos el relleno, atamos con cebollino, horno precalentado a 190º gratinar hasta que dore, comer bien caliente.Grado de dificultad: muy fácilTiempo de elaboración: 20 minutosOrigen: "Las recetas de Sara"http://lemondedetitus.blog

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      Tapas in Mallorca
      We have arrived in Mallorca and have settled in. I'll post pictures next week when I can use a laptop, for now the net cafes do not allow me to connect my card reader into their computers. Today we explored the east side of the islands where the hill top towns are. Tired hillsides with groves of lemon, olives and grapes lined up as if the mountain were a gigantic stairway to the sky. We finally found a supermarket to stock our fridge with normal things like coffee, pasta and shampoo. Normally people go to small open air markets around the island for basic essentials like fish, eggs, and produce. Wine here at the shops are deceptively cheap, 2£ for a bottle?? I hope its good....  Wineries on Monday, as they are not open on Saturdays. Several to try in the East through the mountain villages. We stopped in Dias for a simple lunch of toasted brown bread, thick slices of mozzarella, olive oil, Serrano ham and a suggestion of a cold roasted pepper salad with white wine vinegar, all co

      Written by: The Wine Makers Wife


      De tapas (1): chorizos a la sidra, huevos de codorniz y naranja
      Un poco de todo es lo mejor cuando no se tiene nada claro qué hacer para comer. Me aclaro, siempre se me ocurren un montón de recetas y me suelen sobrar ideas (suena poco modesto, pero las ideas es el refugio de los que no tenemos “mano”), pero ¿y si somos dos una personas está a dieta? ¿Se cocina sólo de dieta? ¿Se hacen 2 miniplatos distintos? Solución diplomática: de tapas y un poco de todo, suave y fuerte, ligero y pesado, dulce y amargo. Aquí va un ejemplo, habrá más.Chorizos a la sidraUn clásico de la cocina asturiana que vale la pena, pese a la cantidad de caloría que debe tener. Lo sencillo, si bueno, dos veces bueno.1 ó 2 chorizos poco curados cortados en rodajas.1 cucharada de aceite de oliva virgen extra.1 vaso de sidra, más o menos. Hasta casi cubrir.Una tostada de pan. Mejor tostado en la sartén con un poquito de aceite.En una cazuela pequeña, puede ser de barro para darle un toque más rústico (la vitrocerámica no lo admite), calentamos el aceite a

      Written by: i-Recetas, recetas gratis


      TAPAS DE MORRON Y CHAMPInONES
      REBANA LAS BAGUETTES. EN UN COMAL DORA LAS REBANADAS DE PAN UN POCO POR LOS DOS LADOS.<br>EN UNA SARTEN DORA LA MITAD DEL AJO CON LA MITAD DEL ACEITE DE OLIVA Y AGREGA LOS CHILES MORRONES. ESPERA A QU ...

      Written by: re-zetas.com


      Sherry and Spanish Tapas - a Match Made In Heaven
      There is absolutely nothing wrong with wine, or beer, or anything else that takes your fancy to have with your tapas. But until you try it with sherry, you're missing out on a taste tradition going back thousands of years. The first documented mention of sherry comes from around 1 BC - and that author mentioned original vines brought by the Pheonicians in 1100 BC! First things first though: the Spanish do not call their wine "sherry'. This is an anglicised version of the word "Jerez' (which is pronounced "hereth' with the accent on the second 'e'). To be considered a genuine "sherry' a wine must come from the "sherry triangle'. This is a region on the Atlantic coast of Anadalucia bordered by the towns of Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa Maria and Sanlúcar de Barrameda. So, no matter what it says on the bottle, anything else is just fortified wine in the style of Jerez. There are three main types of widely-available sherry: dry, medium and sweet, plus a

      Written by: Recipe Source Online


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