The henequenes or piteras are just as well adapted to the Majorero landscape as the tuneras. These plants are visible and easily recognizable with the naked eye. Its huge stems, more than 10 meters high, rise up creating a peculiar landscape. Walking through a piteral with its masts, some upright and most of them down, […]
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When we visit a place on a daily basis, we do not pay attention to its peculiarities, the elements that compose it, we do not think about its history. Today we contemplate the exuberant tuneras that grow, wild, in the surroundings of the stately home of Los Coroneles, in La Oliva. Las tuneras in Fuerteventura […]
Much of the pleasure of traveling is found in gastronomy. Discovering the local cuisine and tasting some of its delicacies, both in notable restaurants and in simpler ones, allows us to learn more about the destination to which we are traveling. Gastronomy is on the rise. There is no city worth its salt that does […]
Canarian gastronomy is very diverse and has evolved differently on each island. All of them have unique delicacies, which make our cuisine authentic and cosmopolitan. There are some dishes that the eight islands share. Among them, we cannot fail to mention the papas arrugadas or the gofio. We could say that these two elements, together […]
Fuerteventura is an island where the fields easily turn green after just a few days of rain. During the spring days, when the earth still gives off that characteristic and penetrating smell of humidity, many majoreros go out to the field to look for the precious “criadas”. If you do not live in Fuerteventura, or […]
We could not talk about the gastronomy of Fuerteventura, without first mentioning one of its star products: Majorero Cheese, made on the island, has its own entity and has conquered the most demanding palates. Majorero cheese, whether it is tender, fresh, cured, covered with paprika, gofio or made in multiple ways, is one of the […]
Christmas is the holiday that we like the most to spend as a family and with loved ones. Its consumerist side is not a consequence of living in a globalized world. They always had those nuances Although Christmas is linked to the Christian religion, its origins are pagan and date back to very distant times. […]
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