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6 Traditional Spanish Christmas Dishes to Try

This festive season, embark on a savory journey through the rich tapestry of Spanish Christmas traditions. From the succulent Albóndigas de Pavo y Jamón to the exquisite Cigalas a la Plancha, each dish is a celebration of flavor and heritage. Join us as we explore the delectable world of Canelones, the indulgence of Jamón de…

The history behind “Sacromonte” and its Tortilla

Buried within the majestic city of Granada, the neighborhood of Sacromonte, high up in the hills, has its own culture, origins, and some traditional dishes you don’t want to miss out on. One of these dishes is the tortilla Sacromonte. This tortilla is believed to have originated as a hearty dish, often eaten by the…

How to fully enjoy a slice of Jamón de Trevélez

Is there even a more iconic tapa than a simple slice of Jamon? Of course not. And, at FoodLoverTour, we know that no Jamon would be as complete and delicious without the right drink pairing (more on that to come). In the case of the very special Jamon de Trevélez, it is important to feel…

Madrid’s Hidden Treasure: The Calamari Sandwich

Want to try something you might not expect to find in Madrid? Get yourself a calamari sandwich. In the inland capital of Spain, seafood is greatly appreciated, and this particular treat comes from an old gastronomic tradition. We recommend you let this “bocadillo” (sandwich or roll) become one of your closest friends.   The Origin…

Spain in a Bowl: The Ultimate Authentic Gazpacho Recipe

The southern region of Spain, Andalucía, is a magical place that is revered for its sunshine, vibrant culture, and unbeatable cuisine. The home of tapas, flamenco, and bullfighting, Andalucía is the birthplace of so many iconic pieces of Spanish culture. This includes some of the country’s most popular dishes, including gazpacho andaluz. Chances are you’ve…

How to Create a Fun and Tasty Spanish Cheese Board

If you’re looking for the perfect thing to bring to your next potluck or dinner party, a scrumptious charcuterie board is just the thing. Salty meats and cheeses, sweet fruits and jams, and crusty bread and crackers really hit the spot in the most perfect way. Here are some tips for what to include on…

Eating out in Spain on a Shoestring Budget

Want some tips for eating out in Spain? This guest post by Jeremy from Ktchndad.com has got you covered! Read on to get his best tips for dining well on a shoestring budget. Photo by The Travelling Bum on VisualHunt / CC BY-ND I don’t know about you but I simply love last-minute bargains. There…

Spanish Tuna Tapas All Seafood Lovers Need to Try

Spain is a seafood lover’s paradise, since its more than 44,000 kilometers of coast ensure that there is fresh fish available all year long. Because of this Spaniards grow up eating a variety of seafood from both near and far. One favorite fish is tuna, which is used in Spanish homes almost every day in…

Warm Up this Winter with a Hearty Spanish Bean Stew

While Spain is known around the globe for its bright sunshine, beautiful beaches, and summer heat, the wintertime can be quite cold and dreary in some parts of the country. One way that the Spanish like to warm up on a particularly chilly day is with a tasty, hearty stew. They especially love a filling,…

Get a Taste of the Holidays with this Sopa de Galets Recipe

Everyone knows that the holidays are about delicious food, and plenty of it. One dish that’s on every table on Christmas in Catalonia is sopa de galets, a tasty soup with noodles and meatballs. Who could resist a hearty bowl of pasta and meatballs? Not us! We’re sharing our favorite recipe with you, straight from…