The Spanish pork industry is a cornerstone of the nation’s agricultural sector, representing over 40% of final livestock production. It encompasses approximately 86,500 farms and 2,600 processors, with production primarily concentrated in Catalonia, Aragon, and Castile & Leon. This is a staple meat here in Spain and is actually very…
Category: Culinary Adventures
La Cerveceria San Isidro Lunch
We’d been out for our Thursday morning coffee hour and had decided we’d pop out somewhere for a spot of lunch. On our list was La Cerveceria in San Isidro, a very short 5 minute drive away. We were the only non Spanish in there and we felt at home….
A Lovely €5 Full English Breakfast
Where to get a great value for money €5 Full English Breakfast. Dave In Spain reveals where.
La Cantina Tapas Lunch
You know when you’re out in a town and decide it’s time for a bite to eat, but as you have a guest with you, then you don’t want to ‘risk ‘ somewhere new? This is what happened today, while we were just on the outskirts of Rojales. A La…
All About The Berenjena
When we lived down in the Granada region, one of my favourite tapas dishes was the delicious Spanish Berenjenas Fritas con Miel. There was nothing better than sitting in the sun in Cuevas or Baza and enjoying a refreshing drink while eating this wonderful tapas dish. “Berenjena” in Spanish translates…
Dulce De Membrillo: Spanish Quince Paste
Dulce de Membrillo is a cherished Spanish delicacy crafted from quince, sugar, and lemon juice. Its unique sweet-tart flavour and vibrant sunset hue make it a standout addition to any table. With origins tracing back to ancient times, quinces undergo a remarkable transformation when cooked, shifting from their natural hard…
Lilly Bunters Catral
Today we went to Lilly Bunters Tea Room & Cakery in Catral. We had a couple of chores in town which we completed quicker than expected, we also needed a couple of bits from one of the shops so we decided to pop in here. Although the sun was out,…
A Guide To The Types Of Spanish Cheese
A cheesy adventure here as we talk about the different types of Spanish cheese. I do like cheese, my pretense is for a cheese board to finish a meal over a sweet dessert. Wash this down paired with a nice glass of Port and I’m a happy chap. Spain is…
Jerez Sherry Tours & Tasting
There is Sherry and then there is Jerez Sherry, is the best way to start off this write up. A Journey Through Andalusian Flavours I’ve developed a real appreciation for the local culture, while living out here in Spain. And let me tell you, nothing says “Spanish tradition” quite like…
New Years Day El Resspiro Rojales
We enjoyed New Years Day El Resspiro style this year. As soon as I saw they had posted their menu online, I said to Soph, ” look at this, let’s book it”. So we did! I’m so glad we booked well in advance too, as the restaurant was fully booked…