• Pair Wine With Spanish Tapas Like A Master Sommelier

    Tapas and wine: it’s a pairing so natural, we rarely consider what might elevate the flavors of your pan con tomate, jamón Ibérico or creamy croquetas. But these small plates go with a range of drinks as varied as the tapas themselves.On a recent trip to Spain’s “Tapas Trail,” a collection of villages and winemaking regions…

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  • Oven Lovin': Here's Katie Button's Roasted Patatas Bravas Recipe

    For masterful Spanish cooking you can replicate at home, look to chef Katie Button’s new book, named for her Asheville restaurant. Cúrate is packed with 125 recipes from the classic to the modern, tapas and drinks to main courses and desserts, with plenty of surprises in between.  You’ll find this Spanish counterpart to American French…

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  • Sardines, Sherry, Ridiculously Good Ham: 8 Spots For Great Food In Seville, Spain

    Jamón ibérico. Gazpacho. Fried sardines. And as much manzanilla sherry as you can swill. Southern Spain knows how to eat and drink like it's their job, and no one does it better than the idyllic town of Seville. From old-school establishments where you eat off sherry barrels to hip restaurants that serve slow-food salads from…

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  • The Meal Plan: Tapas Al Fresco

    Tonight, we've curated a blend of Mediterranean and Spanish themed small plates for the perfect al fresco dining experience. Take your pick from savory dips and spreads, small bites, small bites on sticks and large family-style dishes just right for warm weather entertaining. Refresh your sangria game and maybe even pop on a pair of white…

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  • 10 Ideas For Dinner Tonight: Tapas

    Instead of a whole composed meal tonight, let's all share small plates (only without the annoying birthday party that typically goes with it). We've selected 10 of our favorite tapas recipes, all you need to do is pick a few, provide copious amounts of wine and maybe play a little Django Reinhardt. Yeah, that sounds…

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  • Salt Cod Fritters Recipe

    When it comes to the basics, look no further than a cookbook by renowned Test Kitchen master Pamela Clark. Her simple, triple-tested recipes are delicious and genuinely foolproof, two things you'll want when tackling homemade tapas. Master these salt cod fritters, a tapas staple, and consider yourself ready for happy hour. Salt cod, also known…

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  • Ricotta-Stuffed Prosciutto And Melon Recipe

    When it comes to the basics, look no further than a cookbook by renowned Test Kitchen master Pamela Clark. Her simple, triple-tested recipes are delicious and genuinely foolproof, two things you'll want when tackling homemade tapas. This no-cook recipe for classic prosciutto and melon is updated with the simplest stuffing of all — a smear…

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  • Rosemary Potatoes With Leek And Chorizo Recipe

    When it comes to the basics, look no further than a cookbook by renowned Test Kitchen master Pamela Clark. Her simple, triple-tested recipes are delicious and genuinely foolproof, two things you'll want when tackling homemade tapas. Leave the work to the oven for this simple potato and chorizo preparation and focus instead of crafting the…

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  • 5 Great Places To Eat And Drink In Seville, Spain

    As the fourth largest city in Spain (after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia), Seville hosts a diverse yet highly authentic food culture. There are just as many upscale restaurants to be found as cozy nooks with an old Spanish gentleman behind the bar (not to mention an affordable bill). Like much of Spain, Seville specializes in…

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  • Barcelona: An El Bulli Alum Elevates The Bikini Sandwich To New Heights

    There’s a Betty and Veronica situation between Spain’s two biggest cities. Capital Madrid claims its major corporations, some of Western Europe’s best art museums and an almost Italian devotion to traditional ingredients, simply and honorably prepared. Sexy coastal sibling Barcelona has wild Gaudí architecture, nightlife to make Dina Lohan weep, eight miles of Mediterranean coastline…

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  • Barcelona: The 21 Best Places For Tapas, Catalan, Italian And Japanese Cuisine

    Barcelona bites (clockwise from top left): The owners of Tickets, Restaurant Me, bomba at Paco Meralgo, open kitchen at Koy Shunka, Milk Bar & Bistro, local sausage with beans at Cal Pep.[/caption] Spain’s second largest city, and the capital of Catalonia, is rightfully known for its rich cultural heritage. Following a drastic transformation speared by…

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  • Where To Eat Right Now: Madrid

    After the high-profile shuttering of El Bulli, and with some of Barcelona’s top chefs recently decamping for Madrid, the capital city has suddenly become Spain’s new culinary epicenter. Here are the 10 restaurants you should eat at right now. Related: Gallery: Where To Eat In Madrid Le Cabrera Among the hippest of Spain’s new-generation tapas…

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  • An Illustrated Guide To Spanish Tapas

    Tapas should not be complicated. A piece of bread, a hunk of potatoes, a slice of ham, wedge of omelet or some pickled bar snacks threaded on a toothpick. Tapas are by nature improvisational, small plates of what’s at hand, or what can be had. According to legend they were used to cover a glass,…

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  • Easy Chicken Lettuce Wraps Recipe

    It was while working for a hunger relief organization that one day I had a huge food “ah ha!” moment. Outside of its obvious supply of nutrition and nourishment, food is a vital social ingredient. We use it to celebrate, to comfort, even to woo. That speaks to why tapas restaurants are virtual magnets for…

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