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Os h\u00e1bitos alimentares constituem um dos pilares dessas reminisc\u00eancias, aliados, em muitos momentos, \u00e0s pr\u00e1xis de subsist\u00eancia e \u00e0 criatividade das suas popula\u00e7\u00f5es, condicionadas pela insularidade e a aspereza do territ\u00f3rio in\u00f3spito.<br \/>\nA religiosidade tornou-se um fator unificador de sociabiliza\u00e7\u00e3o do insular, criando um conjunto de elementos identit\u00e1rios que ultrapassam o sagrado e transcendem o profano, alicer\u00e7ando-se em experi\u00eancias alimentares enquadradas nos diversos momentos do calend\u00e1rio crist\u00e3o, dando origem a uma gastronomia, rica em saberes sabores e hist\u00f3ria.<br \/>\nA exist\u00eancia de uma cozinha tradicional insular nas ilhas da Macaron\u00e9sia \u00e9, pois, subordinada \u00e0s quest\u00f5es de identidade nestes arquip\u00e9lagos, atrav\u00e9s dos seus la\u00e7os hist\u00f3ricos, das suas afinidades biogeogr\u00e1ficas e da pr\u00f3pria cultura que une estas regi\u00f5es insulares, situadas no Atl\u00e2ntico Norte, compostas por um total de 28 ilhas habitadas, extens\u00edveis aos continentes europeu e africano.\u201d<\/p>\n<p>ING<\/p>\n<p>&#034;The historical-cultural imaginary of the insular world of the Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands and Cape Verde archipelagos is sustained by ancestral practices based on the memories of their collective identity. 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