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- share fiambre with other families and relatives. Some variants are: Fiambre from Antigua Fiambre rojo (with beets) Fiambre blanco (no beets) Fiambre desarmado...
- pršuta – Njeguši, Montenegro Portugal Portuguese Fiambre (not to be confused with Guatemalan fiambre) Presunto Jamón Ibérico Slovenia Kraški pršut Spain...
- (2006) - Angie El próximo oriente Fuera de control (Episode: "Buscando un fiambre desesperadamente" (2006), - Sabrina Cuba libre (2005) - Mar Paz Desde que...
- Thursday. Certain dishes are also ****ociated with special occasions, such as fiambre for All Saints Day on November 1 and tamales, which are common around Christmas...
- special meal called fiambre which is made of cold meats and vegetables; it is customary to visit cemeteries and to leave some of the fiambre for their dead...
- chicken salad Çoban salatası Cobb salad Coleslaw Curtido Egg salad Esgarrat Fiambre Ful medames salad Gado-gado Gl****wort salad Goma-ae Gr**** salad Ham salad...
- Italian maccherone, pilota, carrozza, and baracca; melena ('hair lock'), fiambre ('wet-cured ham') (in Portugal, in contrast with presunto 'dry-cured ham'...
- Ham and Handicraft Festival (Portuguese: Festa da Uva, Mel, Queijos, Fiambre e do Artesanato, Fesuva) is a fair of agro-regional production in the Brazilian...
- chicken salad Çoban salatası Cobb salad Coleslaw Curtido Egg salad Esgarrat Fiambre Ful medames salad Gado-gado Gl****wort salad Goma-ae Gr**** salad Ham salad...
- ta' Praga. Norwegian: Pragerskinke. Polish: Szynka Praska. Portuguese: Fiambre de Praga. Romanian: Șuncă de Praga. Serbo-Croatian and Slovene: Praška...