Foods and Drinks named to Real People (2 part)

You have hardly thought much about ordering Caesar salad or Margarita pizza. That's right - they are named to real people. Like many other foods and drinks.

I have already shown you the first part of them: https://steemit.com/food/@suggeelson/foods-and-beverages-named-to-real-people-2017921t25135344z

See a few more who are no less curious.

Nachos

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Favorite dishes for many. Cakes, melted cheeses or yellow cheese and slightly peppery peppers. How can you resist? The boots were invented in 1943 in a small Mexican town, in a restaurant that quickly became the favorite of wives of soldiers who were stationed in a base away from the town. The owner of the restaurant, Ignacio Anaya, entertained the soldiers and even created for them the incredible dish, which he blandly called himself - Nachos.

Pizza Margarita

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Named after an Italian queen. The pizza is in Neapolitan style and was named after Queen Margarita in honor of her visit in 1889.

Shirley Temple

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A cocktail in honor of the famous actress. It is believed that this cocktail was invented in a restaurant in Beverly Hills where Temple celebrated her birthday. The bartender mixed up a more "harmless" cocktail that contained grenadine, a little ginger and cocktail cherries. The cocktail was a hit but, according to the rumors, Shirley Temple herself did not like the cocktail.

Venison Wellington

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Medium-roasted meat, wrapped in a pastry crust and in the sauce. According to legends, it was named the first Duke of Wellington - Arthur Wellesley. He was among the most opponents of Napoleon and invented this dish for his soldiers. At least according to the rumors. However, this theory did not appear until the 20th century. So - who knows ...

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