Country of origin for these recipes?!
Any idea of the country of origin for these recipes:
paella
flan
empanadas
ceviche
arepas
tostones
pico de gallo
tamales
tacos
licuado de frutas
chiles rellenos
mole
parrillada mixta
mofongo
rosca de reyes/el pan de muerto
and they aren't all from Mexico =pWww@FoodAQ@Com
paella
flan
empanadas
ceviche
arepas
tostones
pico de gallo
tamales
tacos
licuado de frutas
chiles rellenos
mole
parrillada mixta
mofongo
rosca de reyes/el pan de muerto
and they aren't all from Mexico =pWww@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
paella: Spain
flan: Spain, Portugal, Latin America
empanadas: Argentina, Latin America
ceviche: Peru, Ecuador, Latin America
arepas: Venuzuela
tostones: Cuba
pico de gallo: Mexico
tamales: Mexico
tacos: Mexico
licuado de frutas: Mexico, Latin Am
chiles rellenos: Mexico
mole: Mexico
parrillada mixta: Argentina
mofongo: Puerto Rico
rosca de reyes/el pan de mu: MexicoWww@FoodAQ@Com
flan: Spain, Portugal, Latin America
empanadas: Argentina, Latin America
ceviche: Peru, Ecuador, Latin America
arepas: Venuzuela
tostones: Cuba
pico de gallo: Mexico
tamales: Mexico
tacos: Mexico
licuado de frutas: Mexico, Latin Am
chiles rellenos: Mexico
mole: Mexico
parrillada mixta: Argentina
mofongo: Puerto Rico
rosca de reyes/el pan de mu: MexicoWww@FoodAQ@Com
Paella- Valencian Community an autonomous community in Spain
flan- Spain
empanadas- Most likely Galicia, Spain
ceviche- a mixture of many different cultures that settled in Peru
arepas- Andes in South America (from countries like Colombia and Venezuela)
tostones- likely native to India and Southern Asia!. It is assumed that the Portuguese Franciscan friars were responsible for the introduction of tostones to the Caribbean Islands and other parts of the Americas!.
pico de gallo- This one is definitely from Mexico
tamales- This one comes from Mexico from the native Nahua indians
tacos- a traditional Mexican dish
licuado de frutas- this is a hard one because people have been eating fruits and fruit drinks since the beginning of time, so I don’t think there is one place it originated from
chiles rellenos- Mexican
mole- traditional Mexican dish from the native Nahua Indians, as well
parrillada mixta- Argentina
mofongo- its from both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic
rosca de reyes/el pan de muerto- definitely MEXICO!Www@FoodAQ@Com
flan- Spain
empanadas- Most likely Galicia, Spain
ceviche- a mixture of many different cultures that settled in Peru
arepas- Andes in South America (from countries like Colombia and Venezuela)
tostones- likely native to India and Southern Asia!. It is assumed that the Portuguese Franciscan friars were responsible for the introduction of tostones to the Caribbean Islands and other parts of the Americas!.
pico de gallo- This one is definitely from Mexico
tamales- This one comes from Mexico from the native Nahua indians
tacos- a traditional Mexican dish
licuado de frutas- this is a hard one because people have been eating fruits and fruit drinks since the beginning of time, so I don’t think there is one place it originated from
chiles rellenos- Mexican
mole- traditional Mexican dish from the native Nahua Indians, as well
parrillada mixta- Argentina
mofongo- its from both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic
rosca de reyes/el pan de muerto- definitely MEXICO!Www@FoodAQ@Com
China !
paella
flan * Dimsum Egg custard
empanadas Dimsum dumplings
ceviche
arepas Char siu bao
tostones
pico de gallo
tamales *Zongzi see you tube
tacos
licuado de frutas
chiles rellenos
mole
parrillada mixta
mofongo
rosca de reyes/el pan de muertoWww@FoodAQ@Com
paella
flan * Dimsum Egg custard
empanadas Dimsum dumplings
ceviche
arepas Char siu bao
tostones
pico de gallo
tamales *Zongzi see you tube
tacos
licuado de frutas
chiles rellenos
mole
parrillada mixta
mofongo
rosca de reyes/el pan de muertoWww@FoodAQ@Com
paella is from spain!.!.!.
arepas is from like columbia and venezula!.!.!.
tostones is porto rican!.!.!. so is mofongo!.!.!.
not sure about the rest!.!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
arepas is from like columbia and venezula!.!.!.
tostones is porto rican!.!.!. so is mofongo!.!.!.
not sure about the rest!.!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com