The Gazpacho Chronicles
Blanca ValenciaFor curious people who want to navigate Spanish food culture.
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How Do You Fry Milk?
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Spend enough time in Spanish circles and somebody will ask you, ¿Quieres leche frita? (do you want some fried milk?). To which you will reply: ¿El quéééé?
The name reads like a riddle. How do you fry milk? You don’t, really....
Why Spain’s capital of olive oil, Jaén, deserves a place on your travel wish list
Ubeda at dawn. Photo credit: Jaén Paraiso Interior
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The landlocked olive-growing province of Jaén in Andalucía may be Spain’s most underrated. Under an almost perpetual turquoise sky, the Renaissance cities of Úbeda and Baeza...
The Dos and Don’ts of Sobremesa
It’s dusk and the lunch sobremesa is still a roaring witches’ cauldron laced with gossip, politics and family dramas. No one has moved. As an outsider you could become a shell-shocked NPC (non-player character). Sobremesa, the Spanish custo...
My Favorite Market is in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Wherever I am in Spain, you can find me in a food market, excitedly browsing the stalls or sipping a chilled wine in tiny grill restaurants with few seats.
I like to think of myself as a market connoisseur. No market is too far, too big, o...
How to Eat Cheese like a Spaniard
In Spain cheese rarely gets to be the main event. You won’t find a handsome and dexterous cortador thinly slicing Manchego in front of an entranced audience waiting to savor it. There are dazzling dishes to which we obsessively ascribe coun...
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Spanish food culture without the tourist menu. Quirky history, recipes, art, and the surprising stories behind what Spaniards actually eat.
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