16 recipes found
Spanish Lentil Stew (Lentejas con Chorizo)
Spain's everyday lentil stew: small brown lentils simmered gently with chorizo, a slow sofrito, and a snapped potato that thickens the broth on its own. One pot, no soaking.
Chicken and Noodles (Pollo con Fideos)
Braised chicken thighs with homemade noodles in rich broth, served over mashed potatoes. Comfort food at its most honest.
Tuna and Cheese Pasta (Pasta Cremosa con Atún y Queso)
Pantry tuna and a splash of cooking cream turn into a rich, cheesy pasta sauce in about 25 minutes, sautéed onion and garlic build the base, parmesan melts in at the end for a sauce that clings to every piece of pasta.
Rioja-Style Potato Stew (Patatas a la Riojana)
A rustic one-pot stew from La Rioja: potatoes torn by hand instead of sliced, simmered with chorizo in a deep pimentón broth that thickens on its own, no flour or roux needed.
Spanish Potato Salad (Ensalada Rusa)
Boiled potatoes, carrots, and peas folded into tuna, egg, and mayonnaise. The tapas-bar classic that turns into the easiest potluck dish you will bring all summer.
Shakshuka
Eggs poached in a spiced, garlicky tomato and pepper sauce. One pan, thirty minutes, and a dinner that looks far more deliberate than it is.
Belgian Waffles (Gofres Belgas)
Belgian waffles have deeper pockets and a lighter, crispier texture than American waffles — achieved by one extra step: separated eggs with beaten whites folded into the batter at the end.
Spanish Ratatouille (Pisto)
Spain's slow-cooked vegetable stew — each vegetable given its own time in the pan before they come together in a deeply reduced tomato base. Rich, versatile, and better the next day.
Patatas Bravas (Spicy Spanish Potatoes)
Spain's most beloved tapa — crispy potatoes with a smoky, fiercely spiced brava sauce. Two components, one technique each, and the result tastes like a bar in Madrid.
Spanish Fried Eggs (Huevos Fritos)
Hot olive oil, a basting spoon, and 90 seconds. The Spanish approach to frying an egg produces crispy lacey edges and a runny yolk — and it is not complicated once you see what the oil should look like.
How to Poach an Egg (Cómo Escalfar un Huevo)
Gentle heat, a splash of vinegar, and a little patience. Poaching is one of the most useful egg techniques to learn — and once you have it, you use it constantly.
Spanish Turkey Meatballs (Albóndigas de Pavo)
Spanish-style turkey meatballs simmered in a smoky paprika sauce — tender, weeknight-fast, and deeply savory.
