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08/24/2011
Menu for a Spanish dinner party for the end of summer featuring paella, gazpacho, wine spritzers, and flan.
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05/23/2011
After it was founded in 1893, the Noriega Hotel quickly became the center of Bakersfield, California's lively Basque community. One of the regulars' favorite dishes is a zingy cod salad, served on family-style along with other Basque delicacies like pickled tongue and rabbit stew.
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08/28/2010
Sometimes the best recipes result from "raiding" the fridge, as Souvlaki for the Soul found out when assembling this easy and flavorful frittata.
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Source: Souvlaki for the Soul
07/13/2010
Loaded with ham, Swiss cheese, olives, and tomatoes, this delicious salad from Florida’s famous Cuban restaurant the Columbia comes to us courtesy of Sticky, Gooey, Creamy, Chewy.
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Source: Sticky, Gooey, Creamy, Chewy
06/18/2010
Littleneck clams are the main attraction in this elegant and flavorful cucumber-almond gazpacho from Chef Wylie Dufresne, of New York City's wd~50.
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05/25/2010
When a market basket full of fresh vegetables are grilled, then blended with vinegar and citrus, the result is a flavorful, bright version of the classic Spanish soup.
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Source: Delish
12/22/2009
You’d think that a recipe made with 30 cloves of garlic would deliver a knockout punch. But this soup is astonishingly palatable; the trick, as adapted from James Beard’s Beard on Food Cookbook (Running Press, 2001), is to poach the garlic in goose fat, which tempers its pungent bite. Continue...
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Source: Kitchenography
12/05/2009
Leeks come together with raisins and pancetta in a unique and savory filling for empanadas. If you can't find empanada dough in your supermarket or Spanish grocers, try using a large glass to cut out circles of dough from puff pastry sheets. Continue...
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Source: Laylita's Recipes
11/24/2009
Prosciutto-wrapped breadsticks are always a popular go-to appetizer. Take them up a notch with the addition of salad leaves and a chive and cream cheese spread.
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Source: Kayotic Kitchen
11/19/2009
Adding gelatin can make almost any cocktail into a wiggly shot. These untraditional cocktails are a fun way to add flair to a New Year's party.
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Source: Big Red Kitchen
11/19/2009
In Spain, revelers eat twelve grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve: the sweetness of each grape indicates the quality of each month ahead. Incorporate this tradition into your celebration by threading grapes onto skewers and placing them in a glass of bubbly.
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Source: Noble Pig
10/28/2009
If you can get your hands on Marcona almonds, use them in this recipe, which is perfect as a quick appetizer with a glass of wine or a cold beer. Continue...
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Source: Bitchincamero
10/27/2009
A Córdoban specialty, this creamy soup is the perfect way to use leftover bread. Garnish with chopped hardboiled egg and crispy ham for a traditional touch. Continue...
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Source: The Salty Olive
10/08/2009
Sweet potatoes add a silky touch in a smooth, caramel-topped flan that breaks out of the traditional Thanksgiving mold while still preserving classic flavors.
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Source: Live to Eat
09/19/2009
Slowly cooking short ribs in sweet sherry gives them a rich, full flavor and makes them fall-off-the-bone tender. Continue...
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Source: Cooking Nook
09/11/2009
The flavor of this almond cake, which is laden with eggs, is lifted with lemon rind and cinnamon.
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Source: La Tienda
08/23/2009
Tropezones means stumbling stones in Spanish, and in this recipe, the term refers to the mixture of bell pepper, onion, and cucumber that tops this cold soup. Continue...
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Source: Delicious Days
05/14/2009
This spicy citrus blend is a peppy palate
cleanser even when it does not accompany tequila.
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Source: Jeffrey Morgenthaler
03/18/2009
Honey mellows the vinegar's gentle acidity in the warm vinaigrette.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
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