
Murcia, Spain
Caña de Cabra Cheese
Caña de Cabra
Caña de Cabra is a Murcian goat cheese formed in a long cylindrical shape, with a creamy body and mild tang.
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Murcia, Spain
Caña de Cabra
Caña de Cabra is a Murcian goat cheese formed in a long cylindrical shape, with a creamy body and mild tang.

Murcia, Spain
Caña de Oveja
Caña de Oveja is a Murcian sheep's-milk cheese in a long cylindrical form, with a firm body and savoury finish.

Galicia, Spain
Queso Cebreiro
Galician blonde-cow cheese with a mushroom-shaped cap.

Extremadura, Spain
Chanfaina is an Extremaduran stew of rice and offal cooked with paprika and herbs until richly seasoned.

Andalusia, Spain
Berza de acelgas
Berza de acelgas is an Andalusian stew of chard, chickpeas, and meat simmered until the greens and legumes are tender.

Aragon, Spain
Chireta is an Aragonese sausage-like preparation using lamb intestine casing stuffed with rice, offal, garlic, and parsley.

Basque Country, Spain
Chistorra
A thin, fast-cured sausage from Navarre and the Basque Country, seasoned with garlic and paprika, typically fried or grilled and served as a tapa.

Andalusia, Spain
In Andalusia, Chivo lechal Malagueño is young Malagueño goat roasted or braised with garlic and herbs.

Colombia
Colombian pork sausage seasoned with garlic, paprika, and cumin, grilled or fried. Served with arepa, lime, and aji, it is a staple of picadas and bandeja paisa. The air-dried, intensely garlicky chorizo santarrosano of Santander is the benchmark version.

Granada, Spain
Choto al ajillo is a Granada young-goat dish cooked with garlic, olive oil, and herbs until the meat is tender.

Spain
Churros de membrillo
Fried choux-pastry sticks, the Madrid breakfast classic with chocolate.

Basque Country, Spain
Almejas en salsa verde
Almejas en salsa verde are Basque clams opened in a green sauce of parsley, garlic, white wine, and oil.

Catalonia, Spain
Cloïsses amb vi blanc is Catalan clams opened in white wine with garlic, parsley, and olive oil.

Castile and León, Spain
Cocido Maragato is a Castile and León stew of chickpeas, vegetables, and assorted meats simmered together.

Cantabria, Spain
Cocido Pasiego is a Cantabrian chickpea stew with sheep meat, bread, greens, onion, carrot, and leek, cooked until the meat is tender.

Argentina
An Argentine coffee of espresso 'cut' with a small amount of steamed milk, served in a small cup. A mid-morning and afternoon café staple, milder than a café con leche.

Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Rosquillas
Cheese and corn ring cookies from Guanacaste, crispy snacks with good cheese flavor, a traditional Costa Rican treat.

Valencian Community, Spain
Arroz con costra
A baked rice dish from Elche (Alicante) topped with beaten eggs that form a golden crust, with pork ribs, chicken, butifarra, and tomatoes underneath.

Colombia
A Colombian fresh cheese curd, slightly sweet and soft, eaten with panela or used in almojábanas. A rustic dairy snack of the interior highlands.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Cuinat is an Ibizan stew of broad beans, greens, and herbs cooked into a thick, earthy dish.

Castile and León, Spain
Cecina de Leon
Salted and air-dried beef from Leon, similar to jerky but more refined, with a deep red color and intense umami flavor, protected by PGI.

Spain
Lomo embuchado
Cured pork loin marinated with paprika and spices, air-dried until firm and tender, often sliced thin as a tapa or in sandwiches.

Andalusia, Spain
Garbanzos con langostinos
Garbanzos con langostinos is a Cádiz stew in which chickpeas and prawns simmer together in a savoury broth.

Andalusia, Spain
Pastel cordobés
Córdoba Angel-Hair Pastry, locally pastel cordobés, wraps pumpkin angel-hair preserve in round puff pastry finished with sugar and cinnamon.

Andalusia, Spain
Migas Canas
Córdoba Fried Bread and Milk, locally migas canas, combines fried bread crumbs with warm milk for a simple clay-pot breakfast.

Dominican Republic
Dominican potato salad with carrots, peas, hard-boiled eggs, and mayo, served at Christmas with lechón asado. A festive side dish, creamy and comforting.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Escaldums is a Mallorcan chicken and potato stew cooked with onion and herbs until the meat is tender.

Catalonia, Andorra
A Catalan dish of whole eggplants, red peppers, onions, and tomatoes grilled over embers, then peeled, seeded, and dressed with olive oil and salt.

Andalusia, Spain
In Andalusia, Espetos is whole sardines on cane skewers grilled over a Málaga beach fire.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Fava parada is a Mallorcan soup of split fava beans cooked until thick and creamy.

Valencian Community, Spain
Fideuà
A paella-style dish from Gandia made with short thin noodles instead of rice, cooked with fish and seafood in a rich stock until the bottom crisps.

Philippines
Polvoron
A powdery, crumbly candy made from toasted flour, milk powder, sugar, and butter, molded into ovals.

Andalusia, Spain
Fino
The driest and most delicate sherry, aged biologically under a layer of flor yeast, pale, light, and served chilled as an aperitif.

Andalusia, Spain
Huevos a la flamenca
Huevos a la flamenca are eggs baked with tomato, peppers, peas, and chorizo in an Andalusian dish.

Andalusia, Spain
In Andalusia, Flamenquín is pork loin rolled around ham, breaded, and fried crisp.

Spain
Flan de huevo
Spain's classic caramel custard made with eggs, milk, and sugar, with a soft caramel sauce on top, found in every Spanish home and restaurant.