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How to Make Baby Shrimp Fritters Text & photo by Pilar Ruiz / You can find more of her recipes at ycomomegustacocinar.blogspot.com INGREDIENTS: * 1 chive * 1/4 baby shrimps * 6 full spoons chickpea flour * 2full spoons normal flour * minced parsley * coloring powder * mild olive oil * salt HOW TO PREPARE:: * We are going to add the following ingredients in a bowl: minced chive, the baby shripms, fine minced parsley, the flour spoons, some salt, and the coloring powder * We shake everything and we add cold water little by little until we have the paste, not too thick not too liquid. * We cover the bowl with transparent plastic wrap paper and put it into then fridge for an hour so that our oaste gets cooler. * After this time, we use a frying pan with high temperature olive oil and with a full spoon we start to take one by one the right amount that fits in the spoon. We pour i ton the frying pan trying to extend the paste so that our fritters are thing and gets crunchy * After a while, we check they are fried and then we turn them over so that the other side gets cooked also. * When they are ready we put them over some napkins so that they leave there the excess oil – And ready to enjoy!
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Cycling: Jerez Will Host the Start of the “Tour of Spa By A.M. Ávila / Photos from upper left to right: 2 on this page by Pantera, Ed Twarinski, Teksman, Alejandro Valverde / Wikipedia
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special treat for cycling enthusiasts: in less than 10 days, the 69th annual Tour of Spain, also known as “La Vuelta” (short for Vuelta a España) will be hosted by the City of Jerez. This is a world-reknown event which will be televised in 178 countries and expects to draw an audience of approximately 2 million viewers. The cycling tour starts on August 23rd from the area known as the Plaza del Mamelon, ending the first stage of this competition at the Gonzalez Hontoria Park, on the Avenida Alcalde Alvaro Domec. It will be a 12.6 kilometer run throughout the City of Jerez. Inspired by the success of the Giro D´Italia and the Tour de France, La Vuelta began in 1935, with 50 participants, in the City of Madrid. Those pioneer cyclists participated in the race using heavy bicycles made of iron while carrying their own patches and tools to handle emergency repairs. The winner of the first race was Gustaaf Deloor of Belgium. That race lasted from April 29th to May 15th, 1935, extended for a total length of 3425 kilometers, and was comprised of fourteen stages (10 of which were more than 250 kilometers apiece). The race was to be an annual event, but was it interrupted by the Spanish Civil War in 1936. Although it was re-initiated in 1941, it was then interrupted by World War II. Since then, the Vuelta has continued annually ever since 1955. This year, the race is expected to extend for 3181.5 kilometers. Instead of being a continuous and contiguous route, it will be run in 21 different stages, throughout various cities and towns in Spain. It will begin on Saturday, August the 23rd and will end on Sunday, September the 14th, a 23-day period which includes two days of rest. All of the stages are timed from start to finish. After finishing each stage, the riders' times are compounded with their previous stage times. The rider with the lowest aggregate time becomes the leader of the race and gets to wear the Red Jersey, which is the Spanish counterpart to the Yellow
Jersey in the Tour de France. At the same time as the general competitio also other contests held within the Vuelta: f the point classification for the sprinters, th classification for the climbers, combination c for the all-round riders, and the team class the various teams. Different color jerseys best in different classifications. For example, the Mountain” classification is awarded a blu polka dot jersey and the leader of the points c is awarded a green jersey (for many years th awarded a blue jersey emblazoned with a yello it was sponsored by Spain's fishing and marin The winner of the 2012 Vuelta, was Alberto C Spain.The 2013 Vuelta brought the first win by competitor, Chris Horner, who also became winner of the competition (and of any Grand T age of 41.This year, there will be 3 U.S. teams p in La Vuelta.
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The view from CView Molly Malone's Specials This summer Molly´s has a variety of special offers that will ensure a delicious dining experience. It seems Molly´s doesn´t sleep at night, they try to soothe all palates and every need! Mondays it´s Kentucky Style Fried Chicken, Wednesdays it´s Molly´s classic Fish & Chips, Thurdays it´s a Tex Mex special day and Fridays and Saturdays come enjoy Molly´s authentic Argentine BBQ.
El Chollo El Chollo is a little store that has almost everything. It´s located in front of the Fuentebravía gate next to El Último bar and it´s open every day (even on Sundays!) for your convenience.. Next time you find yourself in a tight spot remember you have El Chollo to count on!
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Charity Market in Costa Ballena 19:00-24:00,Thursday - Sunday, 14-17 August Place: Next to Tenencia de Alcaldía. Concert RockLocal470 (Los Robledos , T.O.S and Abu Symbel) 22:30, Friday, 15 August Place: 470 Square (Next to Port).
Tour The Bay by Sail Boat This two hour trip leaves at midday and sunset Price is 15€ per person with a minimum of 4 persons and a maximum of 5 Information and reservations, Tourism Office, tel 956 846345 organized by Diverta Sail
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Pimienta, herbs, olives, spices & more! Next time you want to buy olives consider paying Pimienta a visit. Located at Zorrilla, 23, next to La Esquinita in Rota. Ausi, the owner, offers a great variety of olives. Great flavors to choose from.. The business is only a few months old so there is potential for even more products. Pimienta (Spanish word for Pepper) specializes in spices, herbs, olives & olive oil. They also offer special items & candies for birthday parties.
The Shamrock Bar & Eatery Enjoy live music every Saturday after 10:30pm at Shamrock's Jam Session NightAlso keep in mind Shamrock is bringing back by popular demand their Japanese NIght. on Friday August 29th.
Flamenco Thursdays in el Patio de las 7 Esquinas Every Thursday at 21:30 Month of August. Jesús Nazareno,6. 956 902 785 Entrance is free. Reserve your table in advance: 956 802 785 // 617 050 464 www.elpatio7esquinas.es Jam Sessions at The Shamrock Every Saturday after 10:30pm Japanese Night at The Shamrock Friday August 29th, back by popular demand Freek Fest in Sala Milwaukee, Avda. Bajamar, 10. 15:00, Friday, 15 August -16 August Rock and roll, garage rythmn and more. For only 15 € you are in. Write us at freekfest5@gmail.com or stop: Sala Milwaukee (El Puerto de Santa María) Mondongo (El Puerto de Santa María) La Calabaza Mecánica (Rota) An exhibit of “papirosaicos” by Keka Raffo. In Hotel Monasterio San Miguel, Calle Larga 27. What exactly is a “papirosaico”?
It is a technique developed by Keka, using scraps of paper to make pictures that look like oil paintings, but are not oil paintings. A most interesting exhibit to see and the “paintings” are beautiful.The exhibit will run until September Concert by`Mushogitano and Navajita Plateá´ in Sala Mucho Teatro 23:00,Thursday, 14 August - C/ Misericordia, 12 Classic songs some with new themes incorporated Price is 10€ at the door or at ticketea.com
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Bodega E. González Night Visit During July and August 2014. Night visit to the winery and wine tasting. Tuesday and Thursday at 19:30 h. Meeting point: Plaza del Cabildo (at the Library door). Organizers: amigosvinosanlucar@gmail.com. Reservation Tel: 647463265 voluntary contribution. 5€ River Navigation Route 'SanlúcarRiver Guadalquivir-Doñana'. Ship “Real Fernando”Center of attention and museum “Fábrica de Hielo” (The Ice Factory). Office “Buque Real Fernando”. www.visitasdonana. com Information, seat reservation and pickup of tickets 30 minutes before the boarding. Reservation required 956 36 38 13. Or contact them at: Fax: 956 36 21 96 / E-mail: info@ visitasdonana.com Length of the trip: 3 hours and 30 minutes. Prices: Normal fee: 17’27 €. Retired and students: 12’09 €. Children from 5 to 12 years old: 8’64€. Famous Horse Racing on the Beach August 21, 22 and 23. Held at Las Piletas Beach. Begins at dusk (18:30 approximately). Bicibar Price: From 8€ p/p. Mínimum 12