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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926)
Route à La Cavée, Pourville
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patricelecointre · 2 years
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photos-de-france · 2 years
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Golf miniature, Pourville-sur-Mer (Hautot-sur-Mer), Seine-Maritime.
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onebigcylinder · 7 years
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Day 2, From Audinghen to Hautot-sur-Mer. Starting in lite drizzle I soon changed into the rain suite. After 6 cold and wet hours I decided that it was enough for the day. In Hautot-sur-Mer I found the lovely Camping Le Marqueval.  After setting up the tent I was even  rewarded with some sunbeams. It’s a nice and quiet place (especially during the week). Moorhen are chasing around the tent, no major traffic audible distance, it was very relaxing.
Hence the weather was still mediocre for photography.
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bestsushinearme · 7 years
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The Best Sushi Near Me – Hautot-sur-Mer, Normandy, 76550
The Best Sushi Near Me – Hautot-sur-Mer, Normandy, 76550
Ten Interesting Facts About Sushi
1. Sushi is not crude fish.
The word sushi alludes to cooked rice blended with prepared rice vinegar (with sugar and salt). Sushi rice in Japanese is called “Shari.” So by definition, as long as you utilize sushi rice, it can be called sushi. There are a lot of vegetable sushi in Japan, for example, pickles roll, futomaki (egg, spinach, kanpyo), Kappa (cucumber), ume shiso (plum), and numerous others including vegetable chirashi. As of late, we have seen “newcomers” like macintosh and cheddar sushi, ground sirloin sandwich sushi and meat sushi.
2. Sushi was concocted in South East Asia First
Initially created in Southeast Asia as an approach to save angle in salt and rice., at that point, it was acquainted with Japan through China around the eighth century. The type of sushi, nigiri and moves we know now were produced in Tokyo (called as “Edo” around the nineteenth century. In the first place, it was a road fast food served at a sushi stand, much the same as a wiener stand. We see the staying of the first remain as a sushi bar at best sushi near me Hautot-sur-Mer Normandy 76550 eateries.
3. Sushi rice is not sticky rice
Many individuals think sushi rice signifies “sticky rice.” Sticky rice alludes to mochi rice, which is utilized to make mochi. To make sushi rice, which is called “shari,” sushi gourmet specialists add sushi vinegar to cooked rice. High sugar content in sushi vinegar offers stickiness to rice and keeps rice stick together.
4. Ginger is a solid antibacterial operator.
Salted ginger not just acquires crisp flavor your mouth, it additionally purge one’s palette, particularly after slick fish. It works as an antibacterial against crude fish, which can convey parasites.
5. California Roll is an American creation.
The story goes this way. One night a client at the sushi bar in little Tokyo, Los Angeles, asked for a “unique.” The best sushi near me Hautot-sur-Mer Normandy 76550 gourmet specialist utilized avocado (that was not a typical sushi fixing in those days) and called it avocado extraordinary. The client preferred it so much that it turned into a customary menu and developed to the California Roll we know now. As of late, a best sushi near me Hautot-sur-Mer Normandy 76550 culinary specialist in Canada asserted he imagined it first. In any case, California roll has turned into the most famous sushi thing in America.
6. No one eats Tuna sushi as of not long ago
Around 12-13 century in Japan, fish was called “shibi,” which rhymed with “day of dead” in Japanese. Thus, they abstained from eating fish since it was misfortune. Until the nineteenth century when Yohei Hanaya imagined nigiri sushi, individuals considered eating fish as low class. Yohei marinated fish in soy sauce and utilized for his sushi and ended up plainly prominent best sushi near me Hautot-sur-Mer Normandy 76550 thing.
7. Nigiri or roll?
At the point when Japanese say sushi, they consider Nigiri. At the point when Americans consider sushi, they say Rolls.
8. Not all fish taste awesome when they are new.
Like hamburger maturing, Tuna (yellow blade, enormous eye and bluefin) begins to taste better following one to two weeks of maturing. Halibut is practically uneatable when crisp chewy and no flavor like eating an unripe green banana.
9. Sashimi does not mean crude fish.
Sashimi implies cut meat. In this way, cut crude meat has a name “Hamburger Sashimi.” Japanese appreciate chicken sashimi (just new chose chicken) and vegetable sashimi too.
10. Most alleged wasabi is redundant wasabi
The majority of the best sushi near me Hautot-sur-Mer Normandy 76550 eateries in the US utilize powdered wasabi. This wasabi comprises of western horseradish and mustard with some nourishment shading. Obviously, there are a few eateries utilize “genuine” wasabi powder. So why do the majority of them utilize non-wasabi control? That is on the grounds that wasabi costs a considerable measure of cash. The crisp wasabi from Japan can cost somewhere in the range of $50-$100/lbs., which could cost more than Toro (fish gut.)
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cgfotografie · 7 years
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Un tent, une moto er un motard. Camping Le Marqueval. #picoftheday #instadaily #photooftheday #pictureoftheday #france #uppernormandy #normandy (at Hautot-sur-Mer)
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beatricecenci · 1 year
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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926)
Promenade sur la falaise à Pourville
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asciident · 11 years
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Hautot-sur-Mer, Normandy, France
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beatricecenci · 1 year
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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926)
Chemin dans le blés à Pourville
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cgfotografie · 7 years
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Day 3, From Hautot-sur-Mer to Rouen. Well, via Etretat, to enjoy the nice and bendy Route Departement down the coast.
Again, depart in light drizzle, I don’t used the rain suite. I stayed moist, without heavy rain until noon. From the camping I proceed via the really nice D75, D79 and D(2))11 to Etretat. When I arrived around noon it was dry, but the light was still bad.
As the forecast was also not very promising, I changed plan and headed for Rouen instead of lower Normandy. The Pont-du-Normandie has to wait until the next time.
In Rouen I had a Hotel booked and wanted to stay 2 day’s to explore City and surroundings. 
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