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Category Archives: Spanish
Paloma Rellena al Horno
Wood pigeon is vastly underrated in the UK. In town, the birds eat only the the best food – they particularly likes elder leaves and doze in the tree’s branches after stuffing themselves stupid, unlike their impoverished feral cousins who … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged anchovies, Andalucia, baked stuffed pigeon, breadcrumbs, capers, chicken stock, Jamón Serrano, Paloma Rellena al Horno, Palomo Cojo, parsley, pigeon, sherry vinegar, Wood Pigeon
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Fideuà Negra
Fideuà is a seafood pasta dish which originally comes from Gandia in Valencia. According to legend, Fideuà was created by Gabriel Rodriguez Pastor, a cook on a fishing boat and his assistant Joan Batiste Pascual (known as Zabalo), in 1915. … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged Calamar vino blanco Rueda Verdejo, calamares, caldo de pescados, fideuà negra, fideus, gambas, garlic, green pepper, mejillones, mussels, onions, parsley, perejil, prawns, sepia, squid, squid ink, tomatoes
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Corzo al Chilindrón
Chilindrón is a typical stew from Aragón, a mountainous Spanish region with the Pyrenees to the north and Cataluña to the East. Back in 1137, Ramon Berenguer IV (Count of Barcelona) married Petronilla of Aragon, and created a major medieval … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged Aragón, chilindrón, choricero peppers, corzo, corzo al chilindrón, Jamón Serrano, onion, pimentón d la Vera, red peppers, red wine, roe deer, Teta de Vaca, tomato, venison
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Cocido Montañés
Mountain Stew comes from Cantabria and is said to date back to the 17th Century. Cantabria is a mountainous region on the north Atlantic coast and it may be in Spain, but it can get very cold and wet. Cocido … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged adobo, alubias blancas, berza, black pudding, cabbage, Cantabria, Carne de Cerdo en Adobo, chorizo, Cocido Montañés, morcilla, mountain stew, orujo, pimientas
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Corazones de Pollo
I bought a kilo of chicken hearts this week for a silly price. Half the hearts were marinated and scorched on the grill, while the other half became a delicious Spanish stew. I appreciate that many people are turned off … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged anchovy paste, chicken hearts, chicken stock, chipotle chilli, Corazón Loco Blanco, Corazones de pollo, cumin, garlic, green pepper, mushrooms, onion, pimentón d la Vera, sherry vinegar
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Judías Pintas con Cordero
While searching for a new Spanish recipe with white beans and leftover lamb, I came across recetas tradicionales using pinto beans instead. I’m inclined to think that these are variations on an old recipe, dating back to before la Reconquista … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged alubias pintas, carrot, cloves, cordero, cumin, dry white wine, El Cordero y Las Virgenes, judías pintas, Judías Pintas con Cordero, lamb, onion, pimentón d la Vera, pinto beans, Queviures Antolin, red pepper, roast lamb, tomato, white wine vinegar
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Potaje de Vigilia
Potaje de Vigilia is a very popular Spanish dish, containing chickpeas and bacalao (salt cod), served on the Fridays during Lent. The word potaje translates directly from the old French pottage, meaning cooked in a pot – the English translation … Continue reading
Riñones al Jerez
I bought some lamb’s kidneys this week for a different dish, but they were so cheap that I bought extra to make Riñones al Jerez – kidneys with sherry. Kidneys are nowhere near as popular in the UK as they … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged chicken stock, extra virgin olive oil, Fino Sherry, garlic, kidneys, lamb, onions, parsley, Riñones al Jerez, sherry vinegar
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Moorish Chicken Soup
I was vaccinated earlier his week and a couple of friends warned me that I might have flu like symptoms, so being prepared, I bought a chicken to make chicken soup. I didn’t expected to blog anything, particularly since I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged ancho chilli, anchovy paste, chicken, chicken stock, chipotle chilli, cilantro, coriander, cumin, Gall Negre, mirepoix, Moorish, Moorish Chicken Soup, Pimentón de la Vera, preserved lemon, roux, soup, turmeric
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