- The
Manchega is a
breed of
sheep native to the La
Mancha region of Spain. The
Manchega is most
famous for
producing the milk that is used to
produce Manchego...
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cheese made in the La
Mancha region of
Spain from the milk of
sheep of the
Manchega breed. It is aged
between 60 days and 2 years.
Manchego has a firm and...
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cured cheese made from the milk of
local manchega sheep (Ovis
aries ligeriensis), also
called ovejas manchegas)
which abound in the
pastures year-round...
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Lebrijana Churra Tensina Colmenareña
Guirra Latxa Lojeña
Maellana Manchega Manchega (variedad Negra)
Merino Merina (variedad Negra)
Merina (variedad de...
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November 2022. "La
Nueva Renfe" [The New Renfe]. Federación
Castellano Manchega de
Amigos del
Ferrocarril (in Spanish). 11
January 2005. "RENFE restructuring...
- de
Almagro (Almagro aubergine, a
pickled aubergine characteristic of "
Manchega"
cuisine from the Castile-La
Mancha region of Spain,
specifically from...
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projected Castilian archetypes that
evoked emotions like
pathos ("La
mujer manchega", "The
Manchegan Woman"),
revulsion ("Un criminal"), and
stark rapture...
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April 2015.
Retrieved 10
November 2015. "Artes culinarias/Recetas/Gachas
manchegas". wikibooks.org. Grant, Mark (1999).
Roman Cookery. London: Serif. ISBN 978-1897959602...
- partridge) and
perdiz estofoda (partridge stew), carcamusa, migas,
gachas manchegas, and
tortilla a la magra. In addition,
there are
local versions of dishes...
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gazpacho are a very
ancient Iberian staple food preparation.
Traditionally Manchega women used to bake
their own
tortas at home, but now a
commercial type...
