The omelette, Does your home? Omelette Who has not enjoyed the Spaniards preferred by gourmet dish, omelette. The omelette dish of Spanish origin, brings a new discussion, Whence it originated ?, It is of where we are the same, which is a good skewer tortilla remove us danced, lunch, skewer, to eat, any time is good to eat a slice of this delicacy, undercooked, with onion, or whatever way we eat it with pleasure and we like to repeat. From where it originated?, reaches my hands an article of Palencia journal where the celebration of the festival of Meneses del Campo (Palencia), where the first historical reference to the omelette is celebrated in the works of Lope de Vega is collected The Tello de Meneses in the seventeenth century. Tells the story of Lope de Vegas daughter of King Ordoño of Leon, before being delivered to an emir, preferred to flee the court and took refuge in Meneses, where he served anonymously to the richest place lords, Tello . His father King visited by chance the house of Tello, and daughter cooked for him his favorite dish: a bowl of tortilla in which he introduced his royal ring. The king recognized the jewel and, according to legend, the princess was pardoned and given in marriage to the eldest son of Don Tello. Since then, in heraldry figure Tello tortilla, which became the hallmark of the dynasty, whose members married into great families of kings and kingdoms of Europe. Without going into the controversy over whether or not their origin in this population, continue enjoying it and giving gustazos the same way they did in the seventeenth century with it, the protagonist, potato omelette. More references Potato omelette: According to Wikipedia: In the chronicles of Indias has documented that in 1519, and the omelet in Europe by the Spanish conquistadors and America at least for the Aztecs, whos prepared and sold in the markets of Tenochtitlan was known; In these texts Mesoamerican tortilla often referred as cornbread, so the reference to the omelet is done without confusion: .. They sell eggs from chickens and geese, and other birds all I have said, in large quantity; sold omelets made. Finally, that in these markets are sold every few things are in all the earth .. Second letter of Hernán Cortés relationship Similarly, according to wikipedia, the origin may be Navarro or Extremadura ... The first known document in which a reference to the omelette appears is navarro. This is an anonymous memorial mousetrap addressed to the Parliament of Navarre in 1817, [4] in him the miserable conditions in which farmers compared with the inhabitants of Pamplona and Navarre live Ribera explained. After a long list of miserable foods taken by the Highlanders the following quote appears: ... two or three egg omelette for five or six, because our women know how to do big, fat with few eggs mixing potatoes, bread or atapurres another thing ... . Legend says, however, that was General Thomas Zumalacárregui who, during the siege of Bilbao, invented the omelette as simple, quick and nutritious dish to satiate the hardships of the Carlist army. Although it is unknown if it is true, it seems that the tables began to spread during the first Carlist Wars. Another version of the legend says he invented an anonymous love of Navarre house, whose house stood Zumalacarregui said the lady, who was poor and all they had were eggs, onions and potatoes, ended up doing an upset with this, scrambled who liked the general, who then popularized. There are also references in Seville: Although he exaggerated it is not entirely because, for example, it is known that in 1575 the Hospital of the Brotherhood of Charity of Seville passed through any economic difficulties and by the board of any of the Indians repatriated, the brothers used potatoes grown in some lands on the shores of Betis to feed the sick, getting well accepted by them. In view of the success it was decided to plant potatoes in the convent gardens. The December 19, 1577, Mother Teresa from Avila sent a letter to the prioress of the Convento del Carmen, Seville, to thank some potatoes and some trifles that had sent him. The origin of the omelette could be in Extremadura, specifically in the town of Villanueva de la Serena, so says Javier López Linage, researcher at the Center for Humanities and Social Sciences of the CSIC (Higher Council for Scientific Research). The new data appears in a publication edited by the Ministry for Rural Affairs, Environment, Marine and deal with the Spanish history of the potato. And Extremadura: The research conducted by Javier López Linage shows that the origin of the omelette back to the eighteenth century and the nineteenth century as evidenced in some documents (although the difference is only a couple of decades), such as the anonymous document memorial mousetrap document that went to the Parliament of Navarre explaining the precarious situation in which farmers were regarding SUPPLY.- gastronomiaycia And more references in Sevilla: History of the Tortilla. Taken from The Gastroteca As can be seen in primitive these recipes potato omelets, later because of the widespread that this tuber acquired in Spanish cuisine, was incorporated to increase nutritional power was not used. The first news of potatoes, found in the New World, were taken into Spain in 1516 by Pedro Martyr Anghiera, Milanese, who was a chronicler of the Catholic Kings, but Pizarro were men who met in the 1532 when exploring Cajamarca in northern Peru. It is likely that the first potatoes arrived in Spain at the hands of Pedro Cieza de León. Were presented to Carlos I and some specimens Pope Julius II sent as a botanical curiosity is not the case and recount the events that ran these specimens played an important role in disseminating this Solanum in Europe. No doubt that was the Spaniards first to cultivate potatoes in Europe for utilitarian purposes, as can be seen in different papers to his credit, as well, for example, it is known that in 1575 the Hospital who ran the Brotherhood of Caridad de Sevilla passing through any economic difficulties and by the board of any of the Indians repatriated, the brothers used the potatoes grown in some lands on the shores of Betis to feed the sick, getting a good acceptance by éstos.- redepapa.org However the culinary tradition of the cake or pancake goes back to ovorum, or traditional egg cake that Romans made from milk and eggs but no potatoes, the arrival of the famous tuber of the Americas marked the perfect complement to invent the omelette potato.
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