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Area Codes for the Largest Cities in Michigan Michigan is a state in the United States, is located in the five Great Lakes region. The state as the birthplace of the automotive industry is famous. The postal abbreviation is MI. Composed of two separate two big Peninsula, peninsula waters called Mackinac channel. South to the lower peninsula, is the main body of the state, large area. The western half of the southern border connected Indiana; the eastern half of connecting ohio. Peninsula west, north, east 3 aspects of Western Binhu, north of Lake Michigan, northeast to Lake Huron, Lake St. Clair River East and southeast of St. Clair, and lake erie. North to the upper peninsula peninsula area ratio is small, north shore of Lake Superior, south of Michigan lake, southwest Wisconsin, east of river and canal holy Maris su. Lake 5000 km long line. Area of terrain education
Optimal travel time Michigan is located in the five major lakes, Lake by the wind adjustment, the climate is more moderate than the other northern states. The best travel time is the spring and autumn season. |
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| tomato salsas. ? Cena Frequently dinner is not served until 9pm and it is usually light when eaten at home. In restaurants, however, dinner is often a social gathering where eaters share a complete meal that can last until midnight. ? And¡ When people go to a bar, a club or a late movie, they often stop off for a quick taco before returning home. Many famous taquer¨ªas cater to hungry insomniacs and don¡¯t close until the wee hours. On Fridays and Saturdays so many customers visit these places that sometimes you have to wait for a table at 3am! Under the Jaguar Sun by Italian writer Italo Calvino is a compelling account of a husband and wife discovering Mexico and its cuisine. The couple in the story becomes so enamored of the cuisine that their passion is transferred from the bedroom to the dining table. Have You Heard the Word ¡®Fiesta¡¯? Food and fiestas go hand-to-hand in Mexico. They can be national holidays, religious festivals, local fiestas or personal celebrations, but chances are you will get caught in one of them during your visit. During national holidays food¡¯s always present, but toasting with tequila is a prerequisite, especially during D¨ªa de la Independencia (September 16), which celebrates independence from Spain. The largest religious festivity is the D¨ªa de Nuestra Se?ora de Guadalupe (December 12), where tamales, mole and an array of antojitos are traditional fare. During Lent, meatless dishes such as romeritos (a wild plant that resembles rosemary served with dried shrimp, potatoes and mole) show up on most menus. On the D¨ªa de los Santos Reyes (Three Kings Day; January 6) we celebrate by eating rosca de reyes, a large oval sweetbread decorated with candied fruit. The rosca is served with corn tamales and hot chocolate. During Christmas, a traditional Mexican menu includes turkey, bacalao (dry codfish cooked with olives, capers, onions and tomatoes) and romeritos. There is no celebration in Mexico with more mystique than the D¨ªa de Muertos (Day of the Dead; November 2). Its origins date back to pre-Hispanic times and it commemorates lost relatives and loved ones. By celebrating death we salute life and we do it the way we celebrate everything else, with food, drinks and music. An altar to the dead is set up in a house, or, as some families prefer, in the graveyard. It is decorated with bright cempas¨²chil (marigold) flowers, plates of tamales, sugar-shaped skulls and pan de muerto (bread of the dead; a loaf made with egg yolks, mezcal and dried fruits), and the favorite foods of the deceased are laid out so that they feel welcomed upon their return. VEGETARIANS & VEGANS In Guadalajara¡¯s market there is a large sign for an eatery named Restaurante Vegetariano (Vegetarian Restaurant) listing some menu items underneath. It has salads, rice, beans, grilled chicken and fish in garlic sauce. This sign shows one of the problems for vegetarians and vegans in Mexico: the concept is not always fully understood. Many Mexicans think of a vegetarian as a person who doesn¡¯t eat meat, and by ¡®meat¡¯ they mean red meat. Many more have never even heard the word veganista, the Spanish term for vegan. The good news is that almost every city, large or small, has real vegetarian restaurants, and their popularity is increasing. Also, many traditional Mexican dishes are vegetarian: ensalada de nopales (cactus-leaf salad); quesadillas made with mushrooms, cheeses and even flowers like zucchini flowers; chiles rellenos de queso (cheese-stuffed poblano chilies); and arroz a la mexicana (Mexican-style rice). Be warned, however, that many dishes are prepared using chicken or beef broth, or some kind of animal fat, such as manteca (lard). ?Salud! Tequila In Mexico we love tequila. We drink it on large and small national holidays, at funerals and anniversaries, at casual lunches, and at dinner and in bars with friends. Legally, tequila is our champagne. All tequila has to come from the state of Jalisco and is protected with a Designation of Origin (DO) by the Consejo Regulador del Tequila (Tequila Regulatory Council). This organization ensures that all tequila sold throughout the world comes from this state in western Mexico. This arid area with highland soil creates the perfect conditions for the blue agave, the plant from which tequila is distilled, to grow. No tequila made in China (or elsewhere), por favor. We drink it because we are proud of its Mexican provenance, and because we really like its taste. English sailors coined the term ¡®cocktail¡¯ upon discovering that their drinks in the Yucat¨¢n port of Campeche were stirred with the thin, dried roots of a plant called cola de gallo, which translates as ¡®cock¡¯s tail. ¡¯ Taste is a key word when it comes to tequila. Tequila has become more and more sophisticated and today is considered a refined drink that rivals an imported single-malt whiskey or a quality cognac ¨C not only in price but in its smooth, warm taste. Today¡¯s finest tequilas are meant to be enjoyed in a small glass, with pleasure, in tiny sips. The process of making tequila starts by removing the pi?a (heart) of the blue agave plant. This pi?a is then steamed for up to 36 hours, a process that softens the fibers and releases the aguamiel (honey water). This liquid is funneled into large tanks where it is fermented. Fermentation determines whether the final product will be 100% agave or mixto (mixed). The highest-quality tequila is made from fermenting and then distilling only aguamiel mixed with some water. In tequilas mixtos the aguamiel is mixed with other sugars, usually cane sugar with water. When tequila is 100% agave it will say so on the label: otherwise, it is a mixto. The next step in the tequila-making process is to distill the aguamiel and store it in barrels for aging. The aging is important, especially for today¡¯s fancier tequilas, because it determines the color, taste, quality and price. Silver or blanco (white) is clear and is aged for no more than 60 days. Tequila blanco is used primarily for mixing and blends particularly well into fruit-based drinks. Tequila reposado (rested) is aged from two to nine months. It has a smooth taste and light gold color. Tequila a?ejo (old) is aged in wooden barrels for a minimum of 12 months. The best-quality a?ejos are aged up to four years. Tequila a?ejo has a velvety flavor and a deep dark color. These three kinds of tequilas are equally popular in Mexico, and it is entirely a matter of personal taste that determines which one to drink. CANTINAS Cantinas are the traditional Mexican watering holes. Until not long ago, women, military personnel and children were not allowed in cantinas, and some cantinas still have a rusted sign stating this rule. Today everybody is allowed, although the more traditional establishments retain a macho edge. Beer, tequila and cubas (rum and coke) are served at square tables where patrons play dominos and watch f¨²tbol (soccer) games on large TV screens. |
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