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The Legend of the Spanish Omelette (Exercise)

The Spanish potato omelette — a legend. Fill in the verbs in their corresponding places. It is said that the cultivation of potatoes... began in 1575. Following the advice of one of the repatriated se

The Spanish potato omelette — a legend

Fill in the verbs in their corresponding places (сложете глаголите на съответните им места)

Puts, cook them, cook, is, feed, creates, mixes, asks, plant, has, tell, begins, happens

It is said that the cultivation of potatoes .............. in 1575. Following the advice of one of the repatriated settlers, in the Hospital of the Brotherhood of Charity of Seville they begin to .............. potatoes in the convent gardens and to .............. to .............. the sick. According to a legend, the inventor of the Spanish omelette .............. a poor woman who lived in a village in Navarre. According to .............., one winter night, .............. through her house the Carlist general Zumalacárregui who .............. her for something to eat. The woman only .............. had a few potatoes and onions and a couple of eggs: she fries the potatoes and onions cut into small pieces and then .............. them with the beaten eggs. .............. the mixture in a pan and leaves it .............. on low heat. The general liked the dish very much. Thus, without knowing it, the woman .............. one of the most typical dishes of Spanish cuisine.

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