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Last updated: Nov 05, 2020 It's not gazpacho, it's gazpachuelo and this is its Malaga route. The gazpachuelo malagueño is tradition, history and flavor of the south. It is also the dish that all mothers know how to make. Gazpachuelo at Bardal resturant, Ronda © Nacho Sánchez In order not to enter
The months without an ‘R’ in them are starting, and we travel south on the search for sardines. Malaga welcomes us with a gift in the shape of fish: prepare yourself to lick your fingers and discover the taste of the Mediterranean thanks to the ‘espetos’. Come on, we’re leaving. Never have six sardines on a stick
When talking about food destinations, either hip, cosmopolitan cities with creative chefs pop up in your head that test the limits of your understanding of what food can be; Or far away, off the beaten track spots where you don’t understand anything written on the menu (if there is one), but you’ll always remember them as one of
All right, let’s face it- at Spain Food Sherpas we’re all into food! That’s why it’s like heaven on earth, paradise, for us when we can assist a culinary fair. Even better though, when it’s about local, mouth-watering quality products that are elaborated in our province! Let yourself be surprised by the creativity and “savoir faire” of
Fernando Madariaga_ © ICEX Ingredients: 500 gr ground meat 100 gr breadcrumbs 2 eggs 2 garlic cloves Parsley Salt, pepper and cumin Olive oil Ingredients for the sauce: 2 slices of bread 12 almonds 2 cloves of garlic One parsley sprig One glass of white wine Saffron Olive oil Prep: 15 min
The province of Malaga has been a wine-producing area since the arrival of the Phoenicians almost 3,000 years ago. It was this civilization that began to cultivate the vine, which kept on growing thanks to other cultures such as the Greek, Roman and in times of the Al Andalus. Around the nineteenth century
Last updated: Nov 05, 2020 Fried Fish and “Espetos” You cannot leave Malaga without having enjoyed the terrace of a “chiringuito” bar on the beach in Pedregalejo or El Palo. The stars among the summer dishes are the “fritura malagueña” (a wide variety of fried local fish like red mullets, white anchovies, squid or school shark) and
When you visit our beautiful city of Malaga, one thing you should definitely do is to stroll through the Atarazanas food market. Not only is the building itself well worth your time, but as well the mouth-watering local, seasonal treasures and the people selling them. A feast for the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, because one
We travel to Malaga to discover four businesses that were launched throughout the last year by young entrepreneurs. People who turned their lives upside down, coming from different fields like biology, architecture, new technologies or teaching, to now fulfill their dreams. Since a few months their ideas are made reality and already now a reference in Malaga. Places
After a Cooking Class with us there are two things very clear for everyone: the Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine cannot exist without good extra virgin olive oil, neither without garlic! And that for many foreigners in "exorbitant" quantities that challenge their knowledge, but to which one can get used to effortlessly. A good example of this would
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