Ana Ruiz
10 July 2014
Receta de sardinas fritas, paso a paso (A1)
Mmmm, sardinitas. Say hello to another in our series of edu-recipes which enable you to learn some Spanish whilst preparing food and enjoying it! You'll find a summary of the different grammatical elements, the verb forms used, as well as vocabulary. This is good for students at level A1 (Elementary 1, 2, 3 & 4).
Sardinas fritas
¡Mmmm, sardinas!
Nivel: A1 (Elementary 1, 2, 3 and Upper Elementary 1)
Paso a paso
- Primero, compras unas sardinas frescas, les quitas la cabeza y las limpias bien por dentro.
- Segundo, las rebozas en harina y les pones sal.
- Tercero, en una sartén honda, viertes el aceite de oliva y lo calientas.
- Cuarto, cuando el aceite está muy caliente, echas las sardinas. Las sacas cuando las sardinas están doradas por ambos lados.
- Quinto, las sirves con unas rodajas de limón y una ramita de perejil.
Gramática
- Tiempo verbal: segunda persona del presente de indicativo "tú"—compras, quitas, limpias, rebozas, pones, viertes, calientas, echas, sacas, sirves.
- Pronombres de complemento directo: las (limpias las sardinas), las (rebozas las sardinas), lo (calientas el aceite), las (sacas las sardinas), las (sirves las sardinas).
- Pronombres de complemento indirecto: les (quitas a las sardinas), les (pones a las sardinas)
- Numerales ordinales: primero, segundo, tercero, cuarto y quinto.
- Vocabulario: las sardinas, la cabeza, la sartén, la harina, la sal, el aceite, el limón, el perejil, las rodajas.
En youtube podéis encontrar la canción tradicional del País Vasco "Desde Santurce a Bilbao", que hace referencia a la venta de sardinas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L4RaMwOQHs
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