
Aragon, Spain
Calanda Peach
Melocoton de Calanda
A protected designation peach from Calanda, Teruel, known for exceptional quality, large size, and a sweet, aromatic flavor, hand-thinned on the tree.
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Aragon, Spain
Melocoton de Calanda
A protected designation peach from Calanda, Teruel, known for exceptional quality, large size, and a sweet, aromatic flavor, hand-thinned on the tree.

Catalonia, Spain
Large spring onions from Catalonia, grilled over an open flame until charred, then peeled and dipped in romesco or salvitxada sauce at calcotada feasts.

Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Aceite Campo de Calatrava
Aceite Campo de Calatrava is a protected Castile-La Mancha olive oil with a green-gold colour and a peppery finish.

Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Aceite Campo de Montiel
Aceite Campo de Montiel is a protected Castile-La Mancha olive oil with a green-gold colour and a peppery finish.

Spain
Aceitunas de Campo Real
Campo Real Olives are split green Manzanilla olives from Madrid traditionally seasoned in brine with garlic, thyme, fennel, and oregano.

Canary Islands, Spain
Carne Fiesta
In the Canary Islands, Carne fiesta is Canarian pork marinated with garlic, paprika, vinegar, wine, and herbs before frying.

Canary Islands, Spain
Frangollo
Frangollo is a Canarian pudding of cornmeal and milk enriched with almonds, cinnamon, lemon zest, and sometimes raisins.

Canary Islands, Spain
Cochino con millo
In the Canary Islands, Cochino with millo is Canarian pork cooked with toasted corn, garlic, spices, and pan sauce.

Canary Islands, Spain
Caldo de papas
Caldo de papas is a Canarian potato soup with garlic and coriander in a light, savoury broth.

Canary Islands, Spain
Conejo en salmorejo
Canarian rabbit in salmorejo is marinated in vinegar, garlic, paprika, and herbs before frying or stewing in its punchy sauce.

Cantabria, Spain
Anchoas de Cantabria
Cantabrian anchovies are salt-cured, hand-filleted anchovies packed in olive oil, prized for firm flesh and clean umami.

Cantabria, Spain
Guisao de romería
Cantabrian Pilgrimage Stew, locally guisao de romería, combines beef, potatoes, carrots, peas, mushrooms, and white wine for a romería gathering.

La Rioja, Spain
Caparrones are La Rioja red beans slowly cooked with chorizo or pork into a thick, deeply flavoured stew.

Spain
Large red prawns from the Mediterranean, a prized grill item

Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Carcamusa is a Toledo pork stew with tomato, peas, and white wine, served with tender meat in a savoury sauce.

Cantabria, Spain
Caricos estofados are Cantabrian beans slowly braised with onion, paprika, and pork in a thick, savoury stew.

Cantabria, Spain
Caricos montañeses are Cantabrian beans cooked slowly with onion, paprika, and pork for a hearty mountain dish.

Spain
Sopa De Ajo
Castilian garlic soup with bread and egg.

Castile and León, Spain
Cordero Asado
Castilian roast lamb, broader and more common than lechazo.

Barcelona, Spain
Bacallà a la llauna
Bacallà a la llauna is Barcelona salt cod floured, fried, and finished with tomato, garlic, paprika, and parsley.

Catalonia, Spain
Faves a la Catalana
Faves a la Catalana are broad beans stewed with onion, herbs, and seasonal meat in a Catalan dish.

Catalonia, Andorra
Escudella i carn d'olla
A traditional Catalan stew with large pasta shells (galets), a pilota meatball, and a variety of meats and vegetables, served as soup then solids.

Catalonia, Spain
Coca
A Catalan flatbread or pastry, sweet or savory, topped with candied fruit, pine nuts, cream, or vegetables, the star of Catalan baking.

Catalonia, Spain
Crema catalana
Catalonia's custard dessert flavored with cinnamon and lemon zest, topped with sugar that is caramelized with a hot iron to form a crisp crust.

Catalonia, Spain
Pan De Cristal
Thin, ultra-crispy Catalan "glass bread".

Catalonia, Spain
Cargols a la llauna
Cargols a la llauna are Catalan terrestrial snails cooked on a metal tray with garlic, herbs, and pepper until aromatic.

Catalonia, Spain
Boles de picolat
Boles de picolat is a Catalan stew of meatballs cooked with mushrooms, peas, and aromatics in a savoury sauce.

Catalonia, Spain
Escudella Barrejada
Escudella Barrejada is a Catalan soup combining meat, vegetables, and pasta or dumplings in a substantial broth.

Catalonia, Spain
Fideus a la cassola
Fideus a la cassola are Catalan noodles braised with pork, sausage, and savoury broth until the pasta absorbs the liquid.

Catalonia, Spain
Arròs a la cassola (Casserole Rice)
Catalan Rice Casserole, locally arròs a la cassola, simmers rice with sofregit, seasonal vegetables, and meat or seafood in one broad pan.

Catalonia, Spain
Botifarra
A Catalan fresh sausage with many varieties, including botifarra negra (blood) and botifarra de ceba (with onion), often grilled and served with white beans.

Catalonia, Spain
Zarzuela De Mariscos
Catalan seafood medley with almonds and picada.

Andalusia, Spain
Caldillo de pintarroja
Caldillo de pintarroja is a Málaga soup of small dogfish and potatoes, cooked with aromatic seasoning in a light broth.

Catalonia, Spain
Spain's sparkling wine made using the traditional method (like Champagne) from indigenous grapes Macabeo, Parellada, and Xarel-lo, primarily in Penedes, Catalonia.

Spain
Sangría de Cava
Sangria de Cava is a Spanish sparkling-wine punch served chilled with fruit and a bright, festive flavour.

Andalusia, Spain
In Andalusia, Cazón en adobo is dogfish marinated in vinegar, garlic, oregano, and paprika, then fried.