From Tapas to Paella: A Culinary Journey Through Spain’s Regions

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The regional cuisine of Spain is increasingly popular around the world. Many different cultures passed through Spain over the centuries contributing their customs, traditions and especially cuisine.

We asked foodie travelers to share their favorite Spanish regional dishes.

Madrid has an incredible selection of churrerias and cafes where you can try churros of all different sizes.

CHURROS CON CHOCOLATE FROM MADRID

Paella is a filling rice dish cooked in a wide, shallow metal pan and flavoured with vegetables, fish, seafood, rabbit or chicken.

PAELLA FROM VALENCIA

Gazpacho is most commonly eaten during the sweltering Spanish summer months, typically as an appetizer. It’s served either chilled or at room temperature.

GAZPACHO FROM ANDALUCIA

This mouth-watering dish is called cochinillo asado, which is also known as suckling pig. suckling pigs are baby pigs – not older than three weeks. They are cooked in a special oven for several hours. And the result is magic!

SUCKLING PIG FROM SEGOVIA

The simple yet delicious cake first appeared at La Viña, a restaurant in San Sebastián’s old town, in 1990, a creation of chef Santiago Rivera.

BURNT BASQUE CHEESECAKE FROM SAN SEBASTIAN

Calçots are a type of spring onion. It is roasted on the grill and then served with a typical sauce. This sauce is called romesco and is made from dried fruits, nuts, and vegetables.

CALCOTS FROM CATALONIA

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