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  • This dish was created in France, but it's very popular in Spain. It has got béchamel and different ingredients: ham, chicken, cod,...people have it as a starter or as an appetizer. We are talking about....
    Croquetas/ Croquettes
  • This dish is made with boiled corn flour. What's it's name?
    Polenta
  • This dish originated in Ancient Greece and it was first cooked in Italy in the 14th century. It's got layers of pasta and ground beef and spaghetti sauce. We are talking about....
    lasagna
  • Cold soup originated in the South of Spain. Tomato is the main ingredient. What's the name of this soup?
    Gazpacho
  • What is this?
    Piadina
  • This dish is made for Easter in Naples. In Naples they call you the name of this dish if you are grumpy. What's the name of this dish?
    Casatiello
  • Sweet bread filled with different creams originated in Mallorca. It's sold in octogonal boxes. Do you know its name?
    Ensaimada
  • This Spanish dessert has got a sugar crust on top. It's similar to French creme brûlée and typical in Catalonia. What's its name?
    Crema catalana
  • Ring shaped pasta. The legend says Venus, the godess of love, inspired the creator of this pasta in the shape of Venus' navel. Which type of pasta is it?
    Tortellini
  • It can have meat, fish or both. It's typical from Valencia and it's name comes from the shape of the pot it is cooked in. What's the dish?
    Paella
  • In Spain, people have this sweet fried dough with hot chocolate. What's its name?
    Churros
  • The sauce that comes with this pasta has got tomato, chilli and bacon among other ingredients. What's its name?
    Amatriciana
  • Which type of pizza has got the colours of the Italian flag ( red, green and white?
    Pizza Margarita
  • It was originally made with buffalo milk. Which type of cheese is it?
    Mozzarella
  • Macarpone cheese, biscuits and coffee are some of the ingredients of this delicious Italian dessert. What's this dessert?
    Tiramisú
  • Which Italian dessert has got the shape of a dove and is eaten at Easter time?
    Colomba
  • This is a sweet bread eaten for Christmas. It's got candied lemon and orange peel and raisins. What's its name?
    Panettone
  • Marzipan, ricotta cheese,sugar, candied fruit are some of the ingredients of this Sicilian dessert. What is it?
    Cassata siciliana
  • What's the name of this Italian dish similar to Spanish "cochinillo"?
    Porceddu
  • The legend says Lucrezia Borja's long blonde hair inspired the shape of this type of Italian pasta. What pasta is it?
    Tagliatelle
  • You can have it in many flavours, people have it specially in summer. What is it?
    Gelato / Ice cream
  • It's one of the traditional Christmas sweets in Italy together with panettone. What is it?
    Pandoro
  • Some people cook it with onions, others without, but the main ingredients of this Spanish dish are eggs and potatoes. What's the name of this dish?
    Tortilla española / Spanish ommelette