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Migas are Spain’s beloved “crumbs”—a rustic skillet of torn stale bread slowly fried in olive oil with garlic, paprika, and pork drippings until the pieces turn toasty outside and tender within. Born on the road with transhumant shepherds
Hola! today I’m thrilled to share the magic of Cocido Madrileño, a beloved traditional stew from Madrid, Spain. This hearty dish is a symphony of flavors, featuring tender meats like beef, pork, and chicken, simmered with chickpeas
Gambas al Ajillo is one of those dishes that proves how far a few fresh ingredients can go. Sweet shrimp, warm garlic, good olive oil, a hint of chili, and a quick sizzle—then straight to the table with crusty bread to catch every drop.
I was nineteen the first time I dared to swirl the cazuela myself. My mother hovered, arms crossed, while the garlic and guindilla hissed in a sea of olive oil. “Sin prisas,” she said. No whisk, no blender—just a gentle wrist and faith that cod
Hola, food lovers! I’m a young Spanish chef with a passion for sharing the hearty flavors of my homeland, and today I’m excited to walk you through making Fabada Asturiana—a soul-warming dish from Asturias, Spain
I landed in Barcelona with calloused hands and a sushi knife wrapped in cloth—tools of a Japanese kitchen that had taught me to listen to fish. Spain felt like a cousin I’d never met: a country where people gather around small plates
Patatas Bravas is a classic Spanish tapas dish that brings together crispy fried potatoes with a smoky, spicy tomato sauce and a dollop of garlicky aioli. Originating from Madrid, this flavorful combination is a staple in Spanish cuisine
If paella is Spain’s soul, Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is its heartbeat—a slow, deliberate rhythm shaped by centuries-old tradition, oak forests, and the patience to wait years for perfection. To the uninitiated, it’s “just ham.”
Hola amigos! I’m a young Spanish chef thrilled to share with you the magic of Gazpacho Andaluz, a beloved chilled soup straight from the heart of Andalusia. This traditional dish is a summer favorite in Spain, blending ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers
I landed in Madrid with a chef’s knife in my checked bag and my abuela’s voice in my head: “Si haces paella, hazla bien.” Make it right. I’m a young American chef with a Spanish last name, raised on stories of rice that tastes like the sun-licked fields