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		<title>Restaurants for Valentine&#8217;s Night</title>
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		<title>Spanish Kitchen</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Now that I am, regretfully, packing up my kitchen in Barcelona, it seemed timely to expound on the indispensible items presumably (from my sporadic research) to be found in the arsenal of a Spanish home cook. Many of these items &#8230; <a href="http://www.debarcelona.org/spanish-kitchen.html">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1165/974566124_8a3f25fb79.jpg" alt="Garlic Soup - Sopa De Ajo" width="333" height="500" align="left" />Now that I am, regretfully, packing up my kitchen in Barcelona, it seemed timely to expound on the indispensible items presumably (from my sporadic research) to be found in the arsenal of a Spanish home cook.<br />
Many of these items can be found in the U.S. (try Trader Joe&#8217;s) but of course, never in the variety, quantity, or at the low, low price for which they can be had in Spain. Some of my nominated essentials have never crossed my threshhold here, either, although most have&#8230;<br />
For me, whether or not I return to Barcelona, the combination of these peculiarly Spanish foodstuffs will always evoke old, smoke-filled bars where I&#8217;ve tasted the best (and worst) of tapas offerings; languid evenings at tables in Medieval squares with cathedral doors and cobblestones for a backdrop; and good friends, good conversation all washed down with endless and excellent bottles of good Spanish <em>vino tinto</em>.<br />
1. Olive oil, first and foremost. By the gallon. Ordinary olive oil for frying and sauteeing, and extra virgin for drizzling on salads and bread. Optional but highly desirable: one of the lovely handblown glass cruets, as shown above, that always stands at the ready next to my stove.<br />
2. Garlic. With just about everything. Rubbed raw on lightly grilled, crusty bread that is then smeared with half of a ripe, red tomato and a good drizzle of olive oil &#8211; sometimes to accompany a meal or tapas, other times as the foundation for a <em>bocadillo</em> &#8211; Spanish-style sandwich, almost always made with a baguette &#8211; of <em>jamon serrano</em>, cheese, salami, or <em>tortilla</em>, the Spanish omelet made with potato and onion.<br />
3. Paprika (<em>pimenton</em>): comes in at least three varieties, mild (sweet), spicy, and smoked. Used liberally in Spanish cooking. The smoked version imparts an indescribable depth to dishes.<br />
4. Olives. My favorite are the fat, green, aromatic <em>manzanilla</em>, but there are many varieties, green and black, oil-cured or in vinegar, with herbs, peppercorns, stuffed with anchovy&#8230;to my tastes, good hearty Spanish bread, a semi-aged manchego cheese, a dish of olives and a glass of good table wine are the holy quartet of Spanish <em>gusto</em> and can always be relied upon to sate the sudden onset of peckishness. A close relative is the olive paste, usually from the ripe black olives, which I have discovered is heavenly when spread on a crusty, charcoal-grilled hamburger.<br />
5. Saffron. Flavors stews, soups, and of course, Spain&#8217;s most famous culinary export, paella.</p>
<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3101/2569558339_6d715102f2.jpg" alt="jamon serrano" width="500" height="334" /></p>
<p>6. <em>Jamon serrano</em>, the famous cured ham of Spain. Comes in varying quality, with the most expensive &#8211; the <em>jabugo, pato negro</em> &#8211; costing up to 200 euros per kilo or more. It is lean, low in salt, utterly delicious, and ubiquitous. Sadly, it cannot be exported, I understand. Whole legs of these prized hogs hang behind nearly every bar in Spain, and many families buy an entire ham, taking paper-thin slices as needed; there is even a special culinary device to hold the ham in place to be sliced.</p>
<p>7. Bread. No Spaniard will sit down to a meal without loaves or slices of fresh bread bought that morning, or very commonly, both that morning <em>and</em> evening. Bread is sufficiently indispensible here that even on Sundays, when all the supermarkets and shops are closed, every <em>panaderia</em> in town will be open until at least 1 p.m.<em> </em>A Spanish <em>barra</em> (long, thin loaf) comes in many varieties, from a French-style baguette (called by the same name here) to my favorite, the <em>gallega</em> &#8211; a long, thin oval with a durable crumb and a rich, fermented flavor that stays fresh until the next day &#8211; to cracked or whole wheat, seeded, even rye. Good bread here is a birthright. I will miss it.</p>
<p>8. <em>Tempranillo</em>, quince paste: a sweet, vitamin-C-packed firm jelly that is exquisite with either an aged manchego cheese or a slice of <em>jamon</em>.</p>
<p>9. Asparagus. Bottled. Fat, thin, white, green, a multitude of varieties and brands can take up an entire three-foot section of supermarket shelving, top to bottom. I can&#8217;t say why the Spanish are so crazy for bottled asparagus &#8211; they also love their bottled and canned wild mushrooms, precooked beans, corn, and green beans &#8211; but once in a while, it&#8217;s nice, chilled, with mayonnaise liberally seasoned with freshly cracked black pepper. By the way, the Spanish assert that mayonnaise, that quintessential French preparation, actually originated in the Balearic Islands, not far off the Barcelona coast, in the town of Mahon. It has a ring of truth.</p>
<p>10. Aioli, or allioli in Catalan, means &#8216;garlic and oil.&#8217; It&#8217;s essentially a thick mayonnaise fortified with industrial-strength amounts of fresh garlic. Spread it on grilled breads or meats, stir a spoonful into a hearty soup, or dip your french-fried potatoes in it. Just don&#8217;t breathe on anyone for the next 24 hours unless they&#8217;ve shared your meal.</p>
<p>11. Last, but never least: wine. I don&#8217;t pretend to know much about wine, although I&#8217;ve tasted some incredibly complex, deep and well-constructed Spanish <em>vino tinto</em>. But give me a good table wine for every day, and I&#8217;m perfectly happy. There is an amazing abundance of wine in Spain, much of it very drinkable and <em>cheap</em>. I&#8217;m talking under 5 euros per bottle &#8211; in fact, in my local supermarket, any wine 6 euros or over has an anti-theft device attached to its neck. I even found a very drinkable house-brand <em>rosado</em> (rose) at one supermarket chain for the unbelievable bottle price of <em>75 centimos!</em> If this could be duplicated in the U.S., it would put Two-Buck Chuck out of business.</p>
<p>This is a random and woefully incomplete list. If you want to know more, come to Spain and find out why its cuisine and wine and gastronomical bounty are beginning to conquer the world of food. Originally: <a href="http://barcelonajane.blogspot.com/2008/07/few-good-things-no-respectable-spanish.html">A few good things no respectable Spanish kitchen would be without</a> Images: <a title="Link to Justin Metz's photostream" href="http://www.debarcelona.org/photos/justinmetz/">Justin Metz</a> and <a title="Link to markeveleigh's photostream" href="http://www.debarcelona.org/photos/markeveleigh/">markeveleigh</a></p>
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		<title>Tinto de verano</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://www.debarcelona.org/wp-content/tinto-de-verano.jpg" alt="tinto de verano" align="left" />Summer&#8217;s coming and we want to drink something lighter. Admit it, you&#8217;ve got a case of 2-Buck Chuck in the closet and you&#8217;re wondering if it will cellar well until next fall. The Spanish have that one all figured out.<br />
Tinto de verano: the red wine of summer. The term refers to a mixture of red wine with various carbonated beverages, spiked with lemon. Forget sangria; not only is tinto de verano a no-sweat version of this summer classic, but it&#8217;s also refreshingly delicious, and can be varied to suit one&#8217;s taste.<br />
Beer gets the same treatment in Spain, mixed half-and-half with sparkling lemon soda &#8211; Fanta limon is preferred here &#8211; and the resulting mix christened a &#8216;clara.&#8217; The term refers to the white of a raw egg, precisely the substance that a clara resembles, at least in color.<br />
While you&#8217;re sipping a tinto de verano on a hot summer (or spring) day, you can remind yourself that you&#8217;re still getting your antioxidant quotient but cutting your alcohol consumption by half. Here are a couple of recipes.</p>
<p>TINTO DE VERANO</p>
<p>One-half liter of cheap red wine<br />
One-half liter of sparkling lemon or lemon-lime soda, or tonic water, or sparkling mineral water<br />
Dash of red Vermouth (to taste; optional)<br />
One lemon, sliced</p>
<p>Mix ingredients and serve over ice.</p>
<p>CALIMOCHO</p>
<p>Pour half a glass of cheap red wine; top with Coca-Cola. Add lemon slices and ice and serve cold.</p>
<p>Thanks barcelonajane.blogspot.com</p>
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		<title>Alcoholic Drinks in Barcelona</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wine Vi/vino (wine) accompanies about every meal. Spanish wine is able-bodied because of the brilliant climate. It comes blanc/blanco (white), negre/tinto (red) or rosat/rosado (rose) in all amount ranges. A �5 canteen of wine, bought from a bazaar or wine &#8230; <a href="http://www.debarcelona.org/alcoholic-drinks-in-barcelona.html">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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<p>Vi/vino (wine) accompanies about every meal. Spanish wine is able-bodied because of the brilliant climate. It comes blanc/blanco (white), negre/tinto (red) or rosat/rosado (rose) in all amount ranges. A �5 canteen of wine, bought from a bazaar or wine merchant, will be absolutely drinkable. The aforementioned money in a restaurant will get you around nothing. Cheap vi de taula/vino de acropolis (table wine) can advertise for beneath than �2 a litre, but wines at that amount can be appealing rank.</p>
<p>Catalunya&#8217;s whites are bigger than its reds and the breadth is best accepted for cava, the accomplished bounded bubbly. You can adjustment wine by the canteen (copa) in confined and restaurants. At cafeteria or banquet it is accepted to adjustment a vi/vino de la address (house wine) &#8211; usually by the litre or bisected litre.</p>
<p>Beer</p>
<p>The best accepted way to adjustment cervesa/cerveza (beer) is to ask for a canya, which is a baby beaker beer (cervesa/cerveza de barril). A beyond beer (about 300mL) is sometimes alleged a tubo (which comes in a beeline glass). A pint is a gerra/jarra. If you aloof ask for a cerveza you may get bottled beer, which is added expensive. A baby canteen of beer is alleged a flasco/botellin. The bounded beverage is Estrella Damm (of which there are several variants, including the almighty and flavoursome Voll Dam), while San Miguel, fabricated in western Catalunya&#8217;s Lleida area, is additionally broadly drunk. The Damm aggregation produces about 15% of all Spain&#8217;s beer, as does San Miguel. A clara is a shandy &#8211; a beer with a ample birr of lemonade (7-Up).</p>
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<p>Other Drinks</p>
<p>Sangria is a wine and bake-apple punch, sometimes abstemious with brandy. It&#8217;s auspicious activity bottomward but can leave you with a abscessed head. You&#8217;ll see jugs of it on tables in some restaurants. A bounded aspect is sangria de cava, a champagne-based mix that does beneath accident to your neurones and additionally goes by the name of tisana.</p>
<p>There is no curtailment of alien and Spanish-produced top-shelf being &#8211; conac (brandy) is popular.</p>
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		<title>Non-Alcoholic Drinks in Barcelona</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In Barcelona, the tap baptize (aigua de l&#8217;aixeta/agua del grifo) is not at all appetizing and best bodies alcohol aigua/agua mineral (bottled water). It comes in innumerable brands, either amb/con gas (fizzy) or sense/sin gas (still). A 1.5L canteen of &#8230; <a href="http://www.debarcelona.org/non-alcoholic-drinks-in-barcelona.html">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In Barcelona, the tap baptize (aigua de l&#8217;aixeta/agua del grifo) is not at all appetizing and best bodies alcohol aigua/agua mineral (bottled water). It comes in innumerable brands, either amb/con gas (fizzy) or sense/sin gas (still). A 1.5L canteen of still mineral baptize costs about �0.60 in a supermarket, but out and about you may be answerable as abundant as �1.40.</p>
<p>Coffee</p>
<p>In Spain, coffee is able and hardly bitter. A bistro amb llet/cafe con leche (generally bashed at breakfast only) is about 50% coffee, 50% hot milk. Ask for grande or doble if you appetite a ample cup, en got/en vaso if you appetite a abate attempt in a glass, or sombra if you appetite lots of milk. A bistro abandoned is an espresso (short black); bistro tallat/cafe cortado is an espresso with a little milk. For algid coffee, ask for bistro amb gel/cafe con hielo; you&#8217;ll get a canteen of ice and a hot cup of coffee, to be caked over the ice. If you can&#8217;t accord with caffeine ask for a descafeinat/descafeinado. You usually accept the best of de maquina or de sobre. On aftertaste the above beats the latter, which are little pouches of burning decaf that you cascade into a cup of hot milk &#8211; blah!</p>
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<p>Tea</p>
<p>As in the blow of Spain, Barcelonians adopt coffee, but more it is accessible to get authority of abounding altered styles of tea and beverage de hierbas (herbal concoctions). Locals tend to alcohol tea black. If you appetite milk, ask for it to appear alone (a parte) to abstain catastrophe up with a cup of tea-flavoured adulterated milk.</p>
<p>Soft Drinks</p>
<p>Sue de taronja/zumo de naranja (orange juice) is the capital afresh awkward abstract available. To accomplish abiding you are accepting the absolute thing, ask for the abstract to be natural, contrarily you accident accepting a button canteen of aqueous concentrate.</p>
<p>Refrescos (soft drinks) accommodate the accepted all-embracing brands, bounded brands such as Kas, and granissat/granizado (iced bake-apple crush).</p>
<p>A batut/batido is a flavoured-milk alcohol or milk shake. Orxata/horchata is a Valencian alcohol of Islamic origin. Made from the abstract of chufa (tiger nuts), amoroso and water, it is candied and tastes like soya milk with a adumbration of cinnamon. A naughtier adaptation is alleged a cubanito and involves afraid in a balloon of amber ice-cream.</p>
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		<title>What to Eat in Barcelona</title>
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<p>A coffee with some array of pastry (pasta) is the archetypal breakfast. You may get a croissant or some cream-filled cardinal (such as a canya). Some bodies adopt a agreeable alpha &#8211; you could go for a bikini &#8211; a broiled ham and cheese. A Spanish tostada is artlessly buttered acknowledgment (you ability adjustment article to go with it). The Catalan version, a torrada, is usually added of an accessible broiled sandwich with article on it besides adulate (depending on what you ask for).</p>
<p>Although not awfully accepted in Barcelona, some bodies go for an all-Spanish favourite, xurros amb xocolata/churros con chocolate, a agilely deep-fried stick of apparent pastry absorbed in thick, adhesive hot chocolate. You&#8217;ll acquisition a few such places about boondocks and they are abundant hangover material.</p>
<p>Lunch &amp; Dinner</p>
<p>Many aboveboard Spanish dishes are accessible actuality as abroad in the country. The travellers&#8217; acquaintance is the card del dia, a set-price meal usually absolute three courses, with a alcohol befuddled in. This is generally alone accessible for cafeteria and can ambit from about �6 at account places to �25 at chic establishments. A blueprint combinat/plato combinado is a simpler adaptation still &#8211; a one-course meal consisting of basal nutrients &#8211; the &#8216;meat-and-three-veg&#8217; appearance of cooking. You&#8217;ll see pictures of this actuality everywhere. It&#8217;s bushing and bargain but has little to acclaim it in comestible terms.</p>
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<p>You&#8217;ll pay added for your commons if you adjustment a la carte, but the aliment will be better. The card (la carta) begins with starters such as amanides/ensaladas (salads), sopes/sopas (soups) and entremesos/entremeses (hors d&#8217;oeuvres). The closing can ambit from a bank of potato bloom with olives, asparagus, anchovies and a alternative of algid meats &#8211; about a meal in itself &#8211; to simpler algid meats, slices of cheese and olives.</p>
<p>The athirst Catalan, afterwards a starter, will adjustment a aboriginal again additional course. The closing may appear beneath headings such as: pollastre/pollo (chicken); carn/carne (meat); mariscos (seafood); peix/pescado (fish); arros/arroz (rice); ous/huevos (eggs); and verdures/verduras (vegetables). Red meat may be subdivided into porc/cerdo (pork), vedella/ternera (beef) and anyell/cordero (lamb). Be acquainted that additional courses frequently do not appear with vegetables: You adjustment a ancillary bowl of vegetables or salad. Generally the aboriginal advance is advised to booty affliction of this ancillary of your diet, though.</p>
<p>Postres (desserts) accept a lower profile; gelats/helados (ice cream), bake-apple and flans are generally the alone choices in cheaper places. Sugar addicts should attending out for bounded specialities, such as crema Catalana, area possible.</p>
<p>Catalan Cuisine</p>
<p>Basques may able-bodied disagree, but Catalunya has a acceptability for bearing some of Spain&#8217;s finest cuisine. Catalunya is geographically assorted and enjoys a array of fresh, high-quality seafood (although, due to aerial demand, abundant seafood is now crated in from added genitalia of Spain and Europe), meat, poultry, game, bake-apple and vegetables. These can appear in abnormal and adorable combinations: meat and seafood (a brand accepted as mar i muntanya &#8211; &#8216;sea and mountain&#8217;), banty and fruit, angle and nuts. Quality Catalan aliment tends to crave a greater budgetary effort.</p>
<p>The aspect of Catalan aliment lies in its sauces for meat and fish. There are bristles capital types: sofregit (fried onion, amazon and garlic); samfaina or chanfaina (sofregit additional red pepper and aubergine or courgette); picada (based on arena almonds, usually with garlic, parsley, ache or chestnut nuts, and sometimes breadcrumbs); allioli (pounded garlic with olive oil, generally with egg yolk added to accomplish added of a mayonnaise); and romesco (an almond, tomato, olive oil, garlic and alkali sauce, additionally acclimated as a bloom dressing).</p>
<p>Catalans acquisition it adamantine to accept why added bodies put adulate on aliment back pa amb tomaquet &#8211; aliment sliced, again rubbed with tomato, olive oil, garlic and alkali &#8211; is so easy.</p>
<p>Other acceptable things to attending out for accommodate oca (goose) and canalons (Catalan cannelloni). Wild mushrooms are a Catalan affection &#8211; bodies abandon into the forests in autumn to aces them. There are many, abounding types of bolets; with the ample delicious rovellons actuality a favourite.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many confined and some cafes action some anatomy of solid sustenance. This can ambit from entrepans/bocadillos (filled rolls) and tapes/tapas (bar snacks) through to added absolute raciones (basically a bigger adaptation of a tapa), and abounding commons in menjadors/comedores (sit-down &#8230; <a href="http://www.debarcelona.org/where-to-eat-in-barcelona.html">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many confined and some cafes action some anatomy of solid sustenance. This can ambit from entrepans/bocadillos (filled rolls) and tapes/tapas (bar snacks) through to added absolute raciones (basically a bigger adaptation of a tapa), and abounding commons in menjadors/comedores (sit-down restaurants) out the back. Cerveseries/cervezerias (beer bars), tavernes/tabernas (taverns), tasques/tascas (snack bars) and cellers/bodegas (cellars) are aloof some of the kinds of enactment in this category.</p>
<p>For a abounding meal, you are best acceptable to end up in a restaurant/restaurante, but added names will pop out at you. A marisqueria specialises in seafood, while a meson (a &#8216;big table&#8217;) ability announce (but not always!) a added bashful eatery.</p>
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		<title>When to Eat in Barcelona</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You may not access in Barcelona with jet-lag, but your belly will anon anticipate it has alone all accepted time zones. Breakfast (esmorzar/desayuno) is about a common affair, taken at a bar on the way to work. Lunchtime (dinar/comida) is &#8230; <a href="http://www.debarcelona.org/when-to-eat-in-barcelona.html">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You may not access in Barcelona with jet-lag, but your belly will anon anticipate it has alone all accepted time zones.</p>
<p>Breakfast (esmorzar/desayuno) is about a common affair, taken at a bar on the way to work. Lunchtime (dinar/comida) is basically from 2pm to 4pm and is the capital meal of the day. No bounded would contemplate chomping into banquet (sopar/cena) afore 9pm. That said, although restaurants tend to break accessible until 1am or so, best kitchens abutting by 11.30pm.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t panic! If your belly juices artlessly can&#8217;t authority out until then, you can calmly clue bottomward bar candy or fast aliment (local and all-embracing style) alfresco these times. And, afraid to arena up every day-tripper dollar possible, affluence of restaurants actuality baby for arctic European abdominal habits &#8211; although you generally pay for this with characterless aliment and the about absolute aggregation of added tourists.</p>
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