Desserts & Baking
Traditional Spanish Fried Milk (Leche Frita)
Leche frita is a traditional Spanish dessert made by thickening citrus and cinnamon-infused milk into a firm custard that can be sliced, coated, and fried.
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Desserts & Baking
Leche frita is a traditional Spanish dessert made by thickening citrus and cinnamon-infused milk into a firm custard that can be sliced, coated, and fried.
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Breakfast & Brunch
Torrijas are Spanish slices of bread soaked with fragrant sweetened milk, coated in egg, and fried until the outside is golden while the center remains soft and custardy.
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Desserts & Baking
Spanish arroz con leche is a comforting rice pudding slowly cooked with milk, cream, cinnamon, vanilla, and lemon peel until the grains are tender and surrounded by a rich, fragrant custard.
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Main Dishes
Pisto manchego is a rustic vegetable stew from Castile-La Mancha in which tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, onion, and garlic are slowly cooked in extra-virgin olive oil.
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Mediterranean Recipes
Salmorejo is a thick chilled tomato soup from Córdoba, made creamy by blending ripe tomatoes with bread and a generous amount of extra-virgin olive oil.
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Breakfast & Brunch
Tortilla de patatas is a thick Spanish omelet built from a few everyday ingredients: potatoes, eggs, olive oil, salt, and, in this version, slowly cooked onion.
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Main Dishes
Gazpacho manchego, also called galianos, is a substantial stew from Castile-La Mancha and is entirely different from the chilled tomato gazpacho of southern Spain.
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Mediterranean Recipes
Strawberry gazpacho combines ripe tomatoes and strawberries in a chilled Spanish soup with a gently fruity flavor, balanced acidity, and a smooth olive oil emulsion.
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Mediterranean Recipes
Andalusian gazpacho is a refreshing cold tomato soup with a smooth, lightly creamy texture created by blending ripe vegetables, bread, and extra-virgin olive oil.
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