Last year on holiday in the French Basque country the Spanish influence was clearly visible on the menus and in the supermarkets. One of these was the Tortilla, sometimes called a Spanish Omelette – a Spanish word being used just over the border. In Italy the word used for this type of dish is Frittata. The French word is, [...]
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Eggs Flamenco
Posted in Breakfast/Brunch, Can make in advance, Eggs, Light Meal (Lunch/Supper), Quick Meals, Simple recipe/Novice cook, Spanish Style, Spicy, Vegetarian Variation on 4th July 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The family felt that this had an ‘All day breakfast’ feel to it and it certainly would not be out of place as a ‘brunch’ meal as well as being a tasty and not to heavy main meal. It was listed in the book as a substantial snack, but I served it as a light supper dish on [...]
Chicken with Orange & Mint
Posted in *Entertaining*, Main Meal (Dinner), Meat (Poultry), Quick Meals, Simple recipe/Novice cook, Spanish Style on 29th June 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I usually do not like the combination of meat and fruit together, but I broke my own rule for this as it didn’t seem as if it would be too sweet. I was proved right. The recipe was very simple to cook and absolutely delicious. The chicken was beautifully tender in a buttery orangey sauce with the hint of mint [...]
Spanish Style Pork & Peppers
Posted in Light Meal (Lunch/Supper), Main Meal (Dinner), Meat (Pork), Quick Meals, Simple recipe/Novice cook, Spanish Style, Spicy on 17th April 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This uncomplicated dish has quickly become a firm favourite, especially as it can be cooked quickly and in one pan. Mixed colour peppers make it extra colourful. It is a warming dish for a winter evening, but can be eaten all year round. Smaller quantities could be served as a light meal or as part of [...]
Spanish Style Chicken with Red Peppers
Posted in *Entertaining*, Main Meal (Dinner), Meat (Poultry), Spanish Style, Spicy on 13th February 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Having arrived back from a wonderful few days in Barcelona and still marvelling at the extraordinary genius of Antonio Gaudi and his fellow Modernist artists and architects, I decided we ought to eat one of our favourite Spanish style dishes.
I adapted this dish from a recipe by food writer Keith Floyd taken from his book [...]


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