WAIE (whatamieating.com)
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| Navarra
Language: Spanish
Description: Navarra was previously a kingdom of norther Spain and southern France, consisting of what is now Navarra in Spain and Basse-Pyrénées in France. Navarra now is a region of northern Spain between the Basque Country and Aragón with La Rioja to the south. Its capital is Pamplona, famous for its bull run. Sugar beet, vines and cereal crops are cultivated. In itself it has no particular reputation for its cuisine, except for its use of game and the freshwater fish that abound in its rivers and lakes, These are usually, as in the Basque Country, served with sauces such as chilindrón or cochifrito.
| Map of Navarra, with many thanks to www.map-of-spain.co.uk by Tourizm Maps &Copy; 2006 |
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Pronounced: nah-BAHR-rah
Ethnicity: Spanish
Most frequent country: Spain
Most frequent region: Navarre
See places: Spanish food and cuisine, Aragón, La Rioja
See foods and dishes: arroz navarro, bacalao a la navarra, caracoles de navarra, cerdo a la navarra, chistorra, chuleta de cordero a la navarra, chuleta de ternera a la navarra, cochifrito, conejo a la navarra, menestra, Queso de Roncal Navarra
See drinks, wines etc: Pacharán
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