spaguettis, mashed potatoes, rice, french fries, steaks (meat) is usually to eat at home. Salads: tomatoes, corns, lettuce, carrots are common.
Folkloric meats you can find in restaurants: "cazuela de vacuno" (soup with potatoes, meat, green beans and pumpkins), "curanto" (seafood, potatoes and meat), "pastel de choclo" ("corn cake" , has in the base meat with onion, litlle of egg and in the tpo, mashed corns), "humitas" (mashed corn wrapped in leaves of corn), "asado" (any meat, barbacue).
Some people in Spain eat chips and salsa. However, chips and salsa are not a traditional snack in Spain. Chips and salsa are Mexican and are often eaten with Mexican food.
Thayer eat salsa on chairs
the main food is rice and chile
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The answer is no, that's a Mexican, and south American dish, we do make salsa, however we don't eat it all the time, and it is not hot like the south American latin salsa is known to be.
Seafood, Salsa, breads
Empandanda i guesss....
You can eat it right away.
You can eat an egg with salsa. its delicious. try throwing in bits of bacon or sausage.
People typically eat salsa as a condiment or dip with tortilla chips, especially during social gatherings, parties, and barbecues. It is also commonly used as a topping for tacos, burritos, and other Mexican dishes. Additionally, salsa can be enjoyed with grilled meats and seafood, enhancing the flavors of the meal.
No
Kosher refers to food that is prepared according to the laws of kashrut. The people who keep kosher are Jews. Kosher is a classification, not a people. That being said, if the nachos and salsa are certified kosher, religious Jews who keep kosher can eat them.