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If something defines the Asturians, according to all those who have ever spent the summer in the Principality, it is that they are good people. With its peculiarities (as in all communities in the country) but very good people. So that you don't get any surprises this summer when you visit the natural paradise, we are going to tell you the eight things you have never seen before. (under no circumstance) you should tell an Asturian if you want to get along with him (or even if you want to flirt with him).
“The cachopo is a Saint Jacob”
We are all in agreement if we say that the cachopo It is one of the most “new” dishes in Asturian gastronomy. In fact, it does not have, even remotely, the tradition of other great dishes such as fabada. But, despite everything, his fame precedes him. So much so that it has made it a sacrilege for many to compare two Asturian beef fillets with cured meat and goat cheese with a simple mixture of York ham and cheese. Dedicate yourself to enjoying juicy meat and stop making meaningless comparisons. And be careful, what It's not all jerky and cheese. In this article we tell you many other varieties that you can look for in cider houses.
“Asturian is easy, you end everything in “u””
There may be people who do not speak Asturian (in fact, currently in the Principality there is an intense debate with opinions for and against the official status of the Asturian language) but there are words that have become a classic and that go beyond the ending in “u” . In fact, if you say this phrase, they will most likely end up calling you “babayu” or “faltosu.” You will see. Before you screw up, we warn you: here are 10 words that you only understand if you are Asturian.
“I pay”
The Asturians They are detached people. Not too rich in many cases but detached. Whenever you try to pay in a restaurant or cider house, there will be someone who will try to pay for you and tell you what to do. “it will be because of dogs.” The ultimate goal: that you feel treated as at home and want to return. Asturian hospitality has no limits.
“In Asturias it always rains”
Man, there is no Mediterranean climate. But, despite the spring we are experiencing this year, it is not true that it always rains. Not at all. And also, when it does it is with reason: it has to rain to preserve the landscape of Paradise: here are some photos that show that from time to time we have sun and here is a list of things you can do if it rains. Stay at home It is not an option.
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“La Santina is very small, isn't it?”
The song already says it. “Small and sweet.” But no less important. Whether you are religious or not, La Satina and the Covadonga area are an essential sanctuary for every Asturian. There are many who, despite not being Catholic, go once a year (or more) to see the patron saint.
“What an Asturian you are, you don't know how to pour”
No, pouring is not easy. Not everyone has to know. In fact, recently, businessmen in the cider sector considered charging more per bottle in the bars where it is poured. It is not the same for cider to be served well as with an automatic system. But the most important thing: drink the culín at once, don't make the Asturian look bad. Oh, and throw the “posu” around the area where you drank, what an end we all shared vasu. Don't you think pouring is difficult? Watch this video and then tell us.
“In the North people are too dry”
And last but not least, don't say that in the north people are very dry. This phrase is usually heard a lot as soon as you pass Pajares. The bad thing: that almost everyone says it. The good thing: when they cross back they realize how wrong they were. There is no need to even deny it. Just live it.
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