How To Use Criollo In A Sentence
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During this period, private property prevailed in areas controlled by Spanish and criollo communities while communal property remained the standard of indigenous communities.
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There's a tender, flattened, finely crumbed chicken milanesa plate with the same rice and plantains, and a pabellón criollo plate that adds heaps of black beans and chewy, pleasant shredded beef to the rice and plantains.
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Fig 5 shows the relatedness of the seven criollo breeds.
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There are two quite different basic classifications of cocoa, under which practically all varieties can be categorised: Criollo and Forastero cocoas .
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In the twentieth century, the men's loincloths were made of a bright red cloth obtained from the criollos (Venezuelans of mixed descent).
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A criollo in Argentina is a person or a family descended from Spanish ancestry, in other words, no added mixture of non-Spanish blood.
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Most of the cattle was what we commonly call Zebu or Brahma, some small groups of, those known as criollos, and some scant thousands of Holsteins, and a few head of Brown Swiss.
CASTRO ADDRESSES ANIMAL SCIENCE CONGRESS
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The historical Mexican criollo likewise suffered because of a deep sense of national and continental identity.
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Trot beside breaking waves with your criollo steed at Playa Negra, one of Costa Rica's best surf breaks, and stay in beachfront bungalows.
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Gary’s first lesson calls for marinading two small split chickens in Goya Mojo Criollo Marinade, and then smoking it.
Gary Wiviott, Please Let Me Back in the Program
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Spaniards were referred to as Peninsulars, while their South-American-born descendants were called criollos (Creoles).
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The best chocolate is 100% criollo or a blend of that and trinitario.
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It took the crew of 8,000 workers 14 months to finish the building, an architectural Frankenstein that combines elements of Art Deco, Baroque, Spanish colonial and Latin American criollo styles.
PHOTOS: Cuba's Hotel Nacional Turns 80
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On this 140-mile journey, you'll visit fishing villages atop South American criollo horses, fuel up on lamb and steak, and gaze at capybaras (the world's largest rodents).
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On this 140-mile journey, you'll visit fishing villages atop South American criollo horses, fuel up on lamb and steak, and gaze at capybaras (the world's largest rodents).
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Mexico is a country of mestizos, criollos, and indigenes
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In the twentieth century, the men's loincloths were made of a bright red cloth obtained from the criollos (Venezuelans of mixed descent).
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Deco, Baroque, Spanish colonial and Latin American criollo styles.
Chicagotribune.com - News
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A criollo in Argentina is a person or a family descended from Spanish ancestry, in other words, no added mixture of non-Spanish blood.
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Purists know that the rarest and finest of the three varieties of cocoa bean is the criollo – chocolate snobs lovingly describe its lingering aftertaste as featuring vanilla, caramel and nuts.
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The three main varieties of cacao beans used in the production of chocolate are criollo, forastero and trinitario.
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Inside, delicious Puerto Rican food in very satisfying portions: Try the camarones criollos with tostones -- plantains flattened into a large disc, fried, salted, and garlicked; and go home with a bottle of their fiery pique sauce. 732 4th St. at Tamalpais, and another, smaller one about a block away on 3rd.
Bay Area Roundup: The Rest
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The Latin theme continues with the Bay Area Peruvian group De Rompe y Raja, who will showcase the art of zapateo criollo, a percussive dance form that mixes African rhythms with Creole,
World Music Central
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The farm belongs to rancher Ramon Sierra, who, with son-in-law Hector Soto Vargas, is providing sturdy Patagonian criollo horses, still shaggy in their winter coats, to get us up the Soler.
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Most of their beans are criollo hybrids, which is considered the best cacao available today.
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The advantage of water buffaloes over Holstein, Brown Swiss, and Criollo cattle was demonstrated in a test at Delta Amacuro, Venezuela, when the cattle developed serious foot rot In the wet conditions of the Orinoco Delta and had to be withdrawn from the test.
5 Adaptability and Environmental Tolerance
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Ojos Criollos is a Cuban Dance, a kind of tango that ingratiates itself with a certain robust ardency.
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(Only 5-10% of the world's cacao is good quality Criollo, or higher grade Trinitario, mostly single estate specialists.)
Boing Boing: February 19, 2006 - February 25, 2006 Archives
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The Cuino and some other Latin American criollo types are threatened, as are most of Africa's traditional breeds.
1 Microcattle
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The Mexican avocado, unlike the other two species, Guatemalan and West Indian, has leaves with a distinctive anise scent, and one of the varieties found in Mexico, the criollo, is eaten with its thin, purple-black skin.
The Avocado: On Beyond Guacamole
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Some will return this year, not to perform but to check out the second iteration, which promises to be equally broad in scope, with performances of Spanish flamenco, South African gumboot, zapateo criollo, step dancing, and Samoan sasa - a call-and-response from that involves a lot of chanting and slapping the floor.
East Bay Express
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You'll saddle up on Ecuadorian criollos, Andalucians and thoroughbreds, riding South American-style vaquero sillas - sheepskin padded for long hours in the saddle.
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Chuaco is the Montrachet of chocolate and still attracts the great chocolatiers of France and Italy, who fight over infinitesimal amounts of the finest criollo cacao in the world.
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After 160 years of intermarrying without any particular reason to have criollo or indiginous people as favored mates, they almost certainly have a lot of both in their ancestry.
Matthew Yglesias » Obama’s Diverse Team of Dudes
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Older, ‘gran cru’ trees yield finer criollo and trinitario cacao beans, which are more flavorful than the lesser beans.
