Nothern Spain and Andorra – Part 3!!
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I promise this is the last part of the gastro-tour we made around Northern Spain and Andorra 🙂 But there were so many good things I have to share with you!!
This is what I prepared for when the guys wake up from their little siesta – Tapas! Assorted Spanish cold cuts, leftover Spanish tortilla, cheese, olives fresh from the market, potato chips, cucumbers from the garden and of course bread:
The olives came from here!
They even had hot olives with peppers – those were my favorites!
Home-made chorizo and other mouth-watering delicacies:
And this picture for my grandmother who eats this with sour cream for dinner (yes you read that right):
Zucchini pizza!
Cutest little bake with piñones (pine nuts):
And a little something I baked for the guys that they could dunk in their breakfast chocolate milk:
The base recipe is the same as this bundt cake, however there was no scale or cocoa powder at the house where we stayed so I had to trust my eyes when I weighed the ingredients and simply mixed in a handful of chocolate chunks to replace the cocoa powder. It turned out divine!
This is it, I hope you enjoyed this short photo trip 🙂
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How pleasant, very nice trip and wonderful pictures
Thank you : ))
As a strict vegetarian, I can relate to those amazingly looking olives!
Spain is a very interesting country for foodies… including vegetarians!
I can only agree to that 😉 I have never in my life seen so many olives together!!
I love tapas & am so happy that we finally have a great little place a few towns over. You reminded me that we haven’t been there for a while. I cannot believe how many different olives there are! All I ever knew about where the green ones w/the pimento & black olives.
Yes those 2 were the only olives in the Hungarian supermarkets as well until some time ago, now we have quite a wide variety but they are still far far away from the TASTE of these wonderfully fresh olives! Now lets go to that tapas place 😉
OMG. I need to move to Spain…
Agree, and definitely spend some time in Andorra : ))) possibly in winter… snowboarding every day!!
There’s something so appealing about Tapas! I love having a small taste of different things on the table. Great for the holidays too. That Zucchini Pizza looks delicious!
Oh yes and it is great to please everyone with at least 1 plate of their liking : ))