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Asparagus en Bolsa
Follow this clever recipe and you’ll have captured the essence of spring in a bag.
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Chef: Alex Raij
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Served At: Tía Pol
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Berberechos y Beicon con Txakoli
Txakolina is a great cooking and drinking wineit has a high level of acidity and works beautifully with food, especially shellfish like cockles.
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Chef: Seamus Mullen
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Served At: Suba
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Ensalada la Gitana
Sherry is an excellent match for unmatchable’ vegetables like asparagus and artichokes, which makes it a great pairing for this salad.
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Chef: Andy Nusser
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Served At: Casa Mono
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Fried Duck Eggs With Truffled Potatoes and Mojama
Nothing against chickens, but according to a wizened egg expert, duck eggs have a greater ratio of yolk to whites, and are therefore eggier.
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Chef: Andy Nusser
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Served At: Casa Mono
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- Breakfast/Brunch
- Small Plates
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Grilled Leeks With Romesco
When prepared in authentic Catalonian fashion, this onion makes an ideal (if messy) finger food.
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Chef: Peter Hoffman
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Served At: Savoy
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Oil-Poached Mackerel, Navy Beans, Grapes, Eucalyptus
Considered by many to be bait rather than supper, the little fish has started to garner respect for its rich flavor and healthful omega-3s.
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Chef: Seamus Mullen
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Served At: Boqueria
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Pan con Tomate
Hydroponic greenhouse tomatoes, plump, juicy and remarkably flavorful, simply served on rustic bread and drizzled with olive oil.
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Pan-Seared Bluefish With Chorizo
Because of the relatively strong taste, the general fish-eating public isn’t always enamored, but soaking the fillets in milk takes care of the oiliness
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Chef: Marc Murphy
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Served At: Landmarc
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- Main Courses
- Small Plates
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Patatas a la Importancia
No one takes potatoes as seriously as husband-and-wife co-chefs Eder Montero and Alexandra Raij.
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Chef: Alex Raij
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Served At: Txikito
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- Appetizers
- Sides
- Small Plates
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Pincho de Pollo y Chorizo
If you want to see what sparked the tapas craze, sample these chicken-and-chorizo brochettes with cumin aioli.
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Chef: Luis Bollo
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Pineapple-Cucumber Gazpacho
When produce starts to flood the farmers' markets and it gets too hot to turn on the oven, it's the perfect time to try your own hand at raw dining.
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Chef: Matthew Kenney
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Served At: Pure Food and Wine
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Piquillos Rellenos de Atún
Add big, bold flavors to your next tapas party with a spicy plate of tuna-stuffed piquillo peppers.
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Chef: Luis Bollo
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Pulpo a Feira
Galician-style octopus pairs well with wines that have a citrusy quality.
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Chef: Alex Raij
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Salmon Croquettes
Tapas are typically Spanish, but what's more American than a salmon croquette, shrunk down to manageable size?
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Chef: Mark Strausman, Matthew Gavzie
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- American
- Spanish/Portuguese
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Steamed Manila Clams With Sofrito, Sweet Sake, Bacon, and Fried Ginger
Tapas are typically Spanish, but they don't have to be; sake adds an Asian twist to these steamed clams.
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Chef: Micahel Cressotti
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Served At: SushiSamba
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Stuffed Avocado Squash
This Korean variety was given a memorable name (for the benefit of American clients) both for its familiar shape and its nutty, buttery richness.
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Chef: Alex Raij
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Served At: Tía Pol
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- American
- Spanish/Portuguese
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Tosta de Boquerones
If you want to see what sparked the craze to graze, sample this traditional recipe for toast with marinated fresh anchovies.
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Chef: Luis Bollo
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