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OAS_AD('TopLeft'); OAS_AD('Top'); Site Map E-mail Print Click here for the ... current issue OAS_AD('BottomLeft'); Impact Databank 2002 Edition Now Available Home > Homage to Barcelona Homage to Barcelona Catalonia's capital reaches the top tier of European dining Posted: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 By John Mariani If any European city may serve as a dynamic model for 21st century urban renewal, it would certainly be Barcelona and that is especially true of fine dining. Indeed, more so than Madrid, Barcelona stands at the forefront of modern Spanish cuisine and is the proud promoter of the Catalan winemakers who now compete with the best in the world. You enter Agua on one level through an intensely blue cube of a building, and descend to a bright, multitiered dining room. The walls feature striking modern Spanish photography, and hanging lights resemble Madonna's Jean-Paul Gaultier breast cones. There's also a delightful patio to the rear, with white canvas awnings. The menu goes light, with dishes like prawns in garlic sauce, grilled clams, juicy lamb chops with juniper sauce, ravioli with salt cod, lobster risotto and several vegetarian options a little something for everyone with nothing on the menu more than $13. Ca l'Isidre's wine list is one of the best in the city, rich in the finest bottlings from both the big producers and the small. The real boon here, as at all the finest Barcelona restaurants, is that prices for exceptional wines are downright low $20 to $30 and the great wines of Spain sell for just a bit more.

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Tasting Notes Winery Visits ... Pumba Spanish Cuisine Spain is a country that truly enjoys it's food. There's really no such thing as "typical" Spanish cooking. Food in Spain is as varied as its climate, cultures and geography. Most regional dishes are based on quality local ingredients and a relatively simple preparation. Little by little I'll be adding local recipes to this section for you to try. The best known "tourist dish" is probably paella, a rice dish which comes from the Mediterranean area around Valencia. If you want genuine paella, you'll find it in Valencia, or (sometimes) in a specialty restaurant in Madrid or Barcelona. The typical tourist paella bears little (or no) resemblance to the real thing. In the big cities like Madrid and Barcelona, you'll find every type of regional cuisine and some great restaurants. Despite it's distance from the sea, Madrid (for example) has some of the best fish restaurants in all of Europe. For those who really like to eat, the Basque country is a must. In Bilbao, San Sebastian and Pamplona, you'll find some of the best food anywhere. Go with a good appetite, and try the "merluza" (hake) or the "bacalao" (cod). When in doubt in most parts of Spain, the lamb is almost always a good option. And (whatever you do) don't forget to wash down the local specialties with the local wine :)

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Spanish cooking with saffron Saffron originated in Arabia and was brought to Spain sometime in the eighth century. Since then, saffron has been associated with Spanish cuisine, although the spice is also a favorite addition to French soups and Milanese risotto. This reddish spice is probably the most expensive culinary herb because an ounce of saffron is actually 200,000 dried crocus flower stigmas each hand-gathered crocus flower has only three stigmas. Nevertheless, a pinch of saffron is enough to lend a distinctive flavor and reddish orange color to pastries, soups, and rice dishes. bodyOffer(23740) The reddish color of saffron is due to its carotenoids crocin and crocetin; the saffron stigmas also contain the aromatic essential oil called safranal. In the herbal therapy world, a couple of drops of saffron oil (made from a few dried stigmas in a cup of vegetable oil) in a glass of water is recommended to alleviate sluggishness and general fatigue. In Spain, the spice is a must in fish stews, and in practically all dishes highlighting mussels, shrimps, squid, and other seafood. In general, saffron goes well with dishes that also contain fennel, garlic, and white wine. Most of the Spanish rice pilaf dishes are yellowish in color due to saffron. The stigmas are usually steeped in the broth that is added to the dishes, or pre-softened in warm water and blended into the dish just before serving for the touch of color and hint of flavor.

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FAVORITE FOOD RECIPES FROM SPAIN This page is dedicated to food recipes from the great country of Spain. VERSIÓN ESPAÑOLA Collection Here: An assortment of tastey Paella recipes in English. Everyone's favorite, Tortilla de Patatas Sweet Flan for dessert. Real Spanish Gazpacho - to put hair on your chest. Milk of the gods - Horchata de Almendra (English). Some favorite Spanish Christmas recipes Staight from Valencia - Horchata de Chufa . (Good luck finding chufa!) That awesome Spanish bread you craved - Pan de Horno How to make delicious, hot Churros with chocolate that taste like fresh ones from a churrería. List of best-selling Spanish Recipe books My personal favorites. Read the Online History of Spain! By popular demand: The Best of Real Spanish Music Related Spanish Food Sites: What to Eat (and drink!) in the "real" Spain and Jamón, Jamón Two articles by Lawrence Bohme on the fine art of Spanish cuisine. A page in Holand with interactive Paella recipes.

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