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There Is No Food Like My Food: Spain--Antonio In Spain

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Eleven-year-old Antonio lives in Mogarras, a small village in the Spanish mountains. His parents run a gourmet restaurant, and on Easter Sunday the family has its own hornazo, a pastry filled with chorizo and eggs. Part of the "There Is No Food Like My Food" series.

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Runtime: 13 minutes 11 seconds

Topic: Geography, Home and Family
Subtopic: Europe, Family Life, Food
Grade/Interest Level: 4 - 8
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Release Year: 2000
Producer/Distributor: New Dimension Media/Questar
Series: There Is No Food Like My Food
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Woman leans over with arm around a young girl holding a Garfield stuffed toy. Woman points to something they are looking at as they both smile. Caption. Sound of speaking Spanish.

Closeup of a young boy wearing a white shirt and red vest doing a sidelong glance over his shoulder. Caption. But wants her sons to be able to manage on their own too.

Closeup of a young girl standing in front of a chain link fence in an outdoor garden setting. She looks down and away from camera with a slight smile. Caption. My family always eats halloumi cheese for breakfast.

Young African boy lifts a glass filled with bright red liquid to his lips looking out at something in front of him. Caption. First, we drink bissap.

Young Italian boy wearing a white chef's apron smiles and looks up to his right in a home kitchen setting.

Young African girl wearing a bright blue tunic with white lace trim smiles, reaching her hand up and out in front of her in a market setting. Caption. The vendor gives me a pastry too.

Closeup of a senior man wearing glasses and a checkered driver's cap speaks to camera. Caption. Grandma's a great cook.

Young Thai woman reaches out over a pile of vegetables in a market setting. She smiles and holds a plastic produce bag in her hands. Caption. Eggplant, cucumbers, squash, coriander.

Indian woman fills a pot with water over a kitchen sink. Caption. I have 1 passion, I love to cook.

Viewer Comments

Anonymous (Brevard, NC)

May 3rd, 2023 at 10:11 AM

Excellent resource! Thank you!
Charles G. (Round Rock, TX)

February 22nd, 2023 at 06:12 AM

Rated as a 10, the very best!
Charles G. (Round Rock, TX)

February 22nd, 2023 at 06:09 AM

I rate this programming as a 10 overall!
Charles G. (Round Rock, TX)

February 18th, 2022 at 06:37 AM

Great series, very applicapable to our curriculum, students identify with the No Food series!
Charles G. (Round Rock, TX)

February 18th, 2022 at 06:33 AM

Great No Food series, pertains to the students I teach, the children in the series are roughly the same age as my students making the series more relevant!