Recipes of food along the Camino

[pepi]

The Spanish Forum ViveCamino has published some interesting recipes for typical dishes on their site, (in Spanish):

Recetas del Camino de Santiago para disfrutarlo también desde casa

Si te gusta la gastronomía, el Camino de Santiago y su entorno tienen una gran variedad de cocina tradicional que entra por los ojos y que conquista el paladar. Estas son nuestras 9 recomendaciones de platos que no debes dejar de probar.

vivecamino.com

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[Former member 49149]

The Spanish Forum ViveCamino has published some interesting recipes for typical dishes on their site, (in Spanish):

Recetas del Camino de Santiago para disfrutarlo también desde casa

Si te gusta la gastronomía, el Camino de Santiago y su entorno tienen una gran variedad de cocina tradicional que entra por los ojos y que conquista el paladar. Estas son nuestras 9 recomendaciones de platos que no debes dejar de probar.

vivecamino.com

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Thank you very much for this link. As usual, I am being distracted from a task I have to do, but will bookmark the link and enjoy it later.

 

[Lisakline]

The Spanish Forum ViveCamino has published some interesting recipes for typical dishes on their site, (in Spanish):

Recetas del Camino de Santiago para disfrutarlo también desde casa

Si te gusta la gastronomía, el Camino de Santiago y su entorno tienen una gran variedad de cocina tradicional que entra por los ojos y que conquista el paladar. Estas son nuestras 9 recomendaciones de platos que no debes dejar de probar.

vivecamino.com

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Gracias!!!

 

[Isca-camigo]

My entry for food along the Camino is Cachopo from Asturias, pilgrims on the San Salvador, Primitivo and Norte may have experienced it, here is s Guardian article about it https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/13/spain-cachopo-steak-ham-cheese-foodie-traveller

and one of many recipe's

Spanish cachopo, a popular dish from Asturias

Learn step by step how to prepare a tender and tasty cachopo and enjoy Asturias at the warmth of your home! Check out our cachopo recipe.

fascinatingspain.com

Qu'aproveche

 

[Former member 49149]

Thank you very much for this link. As usual, I am being distracted from a task I have to do, but will bookmark the link and enjoy it later.

So far, after stopping at something that I guessed would be poached eggs, I now have a brilliant new recipe. New to me. Poached eggs done in a pouch coated with vinegar, and served on good bread, toasted, with maybe some avocado and wilted spinach. Breakfast sorted for next Saturday! What a super website, thanks. It will entertain me, quite apart from learning more vocabulary and new recipes. The first link led me on to a charming young lady who spoke at a rate of knots. I have the power to slow her down, though, and I will, when I want to listen properly to her words.

 

[Bert45]

I had a piece of chocolate flan (similar to chocolate cheesecake) at Casa Félix in Murias de Rechivaldo in 2014. Words cannot describe how delicious it was. Heaven on my tongue! I begged the lady who made it for the recipe – I crawled across the floor on my knees – but she would not part with it.

 

[MariaSP]

I had a piece of chocolate flan (similar to chocolate cheesecake) at Casa Félix in Murias de Rechivaldo in 2014. Words cannot describe how delicious it was. Heaven on my tongue! I begged the lady who made it for the recipe – I crawled across the floor on my knees – but she would not part with it.

I can't promise it will be the same, but here's a recipe for chocolate flan: Flan de chocolate Flan is very easy to make. You basically mix eggs, milk and sugar and pour the mixture in the container(s) you're going to use for the oven. You must put some caramel on the bottom of this container(s). For the chocolate version, in this case they melt chocolate in part of the milk, but you can also use cocoa powder.