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| Pillar | Expression in Galicia | Why It’s Necessary | |--------|----------------------|---------------------| | | Tarta de Santiago, filloas (Galician crêpes), orellas (fried dough) | The rainy climate demands caloric joy | | Salt | Pemento de Herbón , lacón con grelos , cured tuna belly | The Atlantic is never far from the plate | | Community | Cantinas , pote galego (stews shared among neighbors) | Isolation is fought by eating together | | Ritual | The proper way to open a zamburiña (small scallop) | Tradition is taste memory | | Necessity | “ Hai que facelo ” (It must be done) | The Gotta is not optional—it is ethical |

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