Traditional food in Malaga: “lomo en manteca”
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We are right in the
Meatballs in almond sauce
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Among the countless wonders that nature
Spanish omelette with wild asparagus
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Last Sunday we had a cooking
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February and cold soups: “porra de naranja”
February is still part of the low season at A Cooking Day, which is good in order to get some
Traditional food in Malaga: “lomo en manteca”
We are right in the heart of Malaga, walking among the bustling stalls of Atarazanas Market to enjoy a
Meatballs in almond sauce
Among the countless wonders that nature offers us, one of my favourites is the almond blossom. The almond tree is
Spanish omelette with wild asparagus
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Orange and cod salad from Malaga
Since I see the first oranges in the orchard I run to the market to get some salted cod and
Cooking chards in yellow sauce
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Sweet couscous with jelly and cream
A Cooking Day hosted a large group of American students from Spelman College, Atlanta. Along with the girls we enjoyed
Ajoblanco with fresh green almonds
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Slow culinary travel. Get local, go slow, revel and taste
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The gazpacho salad I loved this summer!
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The organic market and the beet salad
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Wild asparagus soup
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Our own organic olive oil from Málaga
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