June 20, 2013

Provincial Spanish Cooking

Provincial Spanish Cooking Galicia, in the far Northwest corner of Spain, is famed for its seafood, soups, beef and Orujo. Known for its cold and wet climate its simple, hearty food is ideal for a typical London autumn. Join Rachel for a fascinating insight into some of the area's most well-known dishes cooked in the classic style of the region. Recipes include Rollo de Tenera (stuffed roast beef), Pulpo a Fiera (spiced octopus cooked with potatoes), Caldo Gallego (cabbage, pork & bean stew) and Empanada de Atùn (tuna pasty). All of the dishes prepared during the class will make up a traditional Galician meal, culminating of course with a Queimada (coffee with burning Orujo) and a spell to discourage the bad spirits from entering your warm, dry house.

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