Sí, hoy domingo son las elecciones electorales. Y lo primero que he hecho esta mañana antes de desayunar es aprovechar que no estaba lloviendo para ir a votar. Ganas cero pero que le vamos a hacer. A la vuelta se me ha ocurrido pasarme por el bar de detrás de mi casa y comprar unos churritos. Desayuno español de domingo por excelencia.
Casí nunca hago esto pero hoy ya que estaba vestida y en la calle ... porque no.
A mi me gusta con un poco de azúcar, en este caso de caña si refinar y ecológica. Lo he acompañado con el café y un zumo de pomelo a ver si se lleva parte de la grasa de los churros... Esto es broma, que un día es un día. La verdad es que tomo zumo de pomelo en el desayuno todos los fines de semana. Del natural, recién exprimido. No es tan ácido como el limón ni tan dulce como la naranja y me encanta.
En la foto hay tres churros que he puesto para no asustar a nadie, pero cayeron tres más y una tostada con aceite y ajo. ¡Vaya desayuno!
What you see in the picture was part of my breakfast this Sunday morning. Today I had to go and vote and I did it before having breakfast. I wanted to get rid of that as soon as I could.
When I was coming back I thought that I could by some "churros" near my house. That is what is called the three brownish sticks on the plate. These are very popular in Spain. Usually you buy them because they are really cheap. They are made of flour and water and they are fried in very hot oil. You can have them with a bit of sugar (like me) or with hot chocolate or coffee. They are delicious but not very good for the diet.
On the plate there's only three of them. I didn't want to scare Spanish people. But apart from the coffee, grapefruit juice and the three "churros", I had three more and a toast with garlic and olive oil. Not very worried with my diet, am I? At least the sugar was organic and I had fresh made juice. Something is something. Well, one day is one day.
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