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Food Issue 46
Food

Features from the current print edition of Living Spain magazine.
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A good cure

Traditional slaughters, official expert tasting sessions and the establishment of a special consorcio means the jamón industry in Spain is alive and well. Heidi Fuller-Love visits Andalucía to discover a hive of ham-making activity. 

Brindisa

Eating out, Spanish style

You no longer need to make the journey to Spain to sample authentic, high quality Spanish cuisine. Christopher Nye visits some of the best Spanish restaurants across the UK, which have won praise from some pretty tough critics, including Gordon Ramsay.

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3 Ways to Cook

Pete Wolstencroft delves into the regional culinary variations across Spain.

 

Tortilla Española

With innumerable regional variations, the egg and potato omelette is one of the staples of the Spanish diet. Pete Wolstencroft takes a look at where it comes from.

Spanish Herbs

Along with garlic and olive oil, there are a few pungent natural ingredients that form the backbone of Spanish cooking.

Restricted Story Liquid gold

Not only do they produce the best olive oil in the world, the locals of Jaen also have the highest life expectancy in the world. We investigate the possibility of a connection

Restricted Story Soul savers

Eat fat and do good. Try a deep-fried sticky bun and help save a soul from purgatory this November. An A-Z of sweet, sickly gooey Spanish things

Restricted Story Fountain of life

For over a thousand years water from an ancient Arabic fountain has been the key ingredient in what some claim to be the best bread in Spain

Restricted Story Garlic with everything

Not so long ago it was shunned by some as something foreign and smelly. Championed by chefs worldwide for its flavour, garlic, we now know, saves lives

Restricted Story The curious case of the missing veg

We’ve all seen those colourful mountains of fruit and vegetables on Spanish market stalls but where do they go to after that? Not to a bar or restaurant kitchen it seems

 

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