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Los Reyes Magos: The Spanish Christmas Tradition

This blog post was originally posted on December 28, 2012 and was updated on November 4, 2020. In Spain, Santa Claus isn’t the star of the show come the holiday season. Instead, it’s the Three Wise Men—or los reyes magos—who take center stage during the winter holidays. They’re the ones who bring Spanish children their gifts […]

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Best Spanish Omelet Recipe – Authentic Tortilla de Patatas

Looking for an authentic Spanish tortilla recipe? This is tried and tested and truly the best Spanish omelet I’ve tried! Is there anything more Spanish than la tortilla española? I’m really not sure that there is. When made right, a Spanish omelet is the definition of traditional Spanish cuisine: simple to make, clean flavors, and […]

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Lentejas con Chorizo Recipe (Simple Spanish Lentil Soup)

My Spanish lentils have been known to turn any lentil hater into a lentil lover. Read on for my authentic Spanish recipe! The first time I tried Spanish lentejas con chorizo I was studying abroad in Granada. My host mom, Josefina, served me a heaping plate of hot lentil soup, and proceeded to add a […]

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The Best Traditional Spanish Vegetable Pisto Recipe

It’s not uncommon for visitors to think that Spanish cuisine is a bit lacking in the vegetables department. And it’s understandable why you might think that. In a land of neverending pork products (including our beloved jamón), some of the world’s best seafood, and everything in between, you have to look a little harder to […]

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The Ultimate Guide to the Best Brunch in Madrid

This blog post was originally posted on March 7, 2013 and was updated on October 16, 2020. Let’s keep it real: brunch is not a Spanish tradition. But it’s a fun affair, and it’s a weekend activity more and more Spaniards are signing up for. While we’ll always be more inclined to go out for […]

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Our Insider’s Guide to Rooftop Pools in Madrid (And What to Know Before You Go)

This blog post was originally posted on August 23, 2018 and was updated on October 14, 2020. When the dog days of summer hit, there’s no better place to be than poolside. That’s especially true when it comes to rooftop pools. Relaxing by the pool is always a must in summer, but when you’re practically […]

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Croquetas de Jamón: The Only Spanish Croquettes Recipe You’ll Ever Need

Spanish croquettes are the definition of tapas perfection. They come in a delicious variety of flavors. They’re almost impossibly creamy and rich. And they’re perfect for sharing with family or friends (though we’d understand if you want to eat the whole plate yourself). Eat your way around Spain long enough and you’ll soon discover that […]

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10 Best Places for Hiking in Spain (And What to Know Before You Go)

Spain is a country of contrast, with bustling cities like Madrid beautifully complemented by breathtaking natural landscapes not too far away. For those of us who live in said big cities, sometimes it’s nice to get away and spend some time out in nature. Here, we’ve rounded up our favorite spots for hiking in Spain […]

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59 Small Businesses in Madrid You Can Support Right Now

2020 has changed Madrid in unimaginable ways. Our co-founder James noticed an interesting, if sad, phenomenon upon heading out into central Madrid to film a recent video. Some of the most iconic parts of the city that are normally bustling with life—Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor among them—are eerily empty these days. The reason? […]

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Tuna Stuffed Piquillo Peppers Recipe (Pimentos del Piquillo Rellenos de Atún)

Today David shares one of the easiest and quickest Spanish recipes I know. These tuna stuffed piquillo peppers are a traditional Spanish tapa or sometimes even served as a lighter main course. They are quick and easy to prepare in only about 15 minutes! It might sound weird, but canned food in Spain will rock […]

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A Guide to Ordering Coffee in Spain Like You Know What You’re Doing

This blog post was originally posted on December 17, 2014, and was updated on September 4, 2020. We don’t know what we’d do without our coffee, so we wouldn’t dream of sending you out in Madrid without a helpful rundown of the local java jargon. Whether you like it black or with more milk than […]

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Health & Safety in Spain: What You Need to Know About Traveling During COVID-19

Spain is always well worth a visit, but suffice it to say that things have changed quite a bit in 2020. Spain’s tourism industry—and as a result, its economy—have suffered greatly this year. If you’re healthy and able to travel right now, visiting Spain in a responsible way will do wonders to help us bounce […]

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Easy Spanish Chicken and Chorizo Stew Recipe

Today David shares a recipe you’re unlikely to find at restaurants. This Spanish chicken and chorizo stew is one of the homemade meals you’ll find in Spanish kitchens, simmering away!  My Spanish chicken and chorizo stew is a go-to recipe for an easy weeknight meal. It’s simple to prepare (with little prep time), tastes delicious, […]

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Spinach with Pine Nuts and Raisins Recipe – Espinacas a la Catalana

Today David shares a Catalan classic, a simple recipe for sauteed spinach with pine nuts and raisins. If you need your dose of greens, this is a recipe for you! One of the most frustrating food myths about Spain is “it’s not a good place for vegetarians!”. I hear it all the time. And I […]

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Goat Cheese and Caramelized Onion Pintxo Recipe

Today David shares one of Spain’s winning combinations: goat cheese and caramelized onion pintxos, yum! Among all of humanity’s inventions, nothing tops the genius of pintxos. They’re (often) simple, eye-catching, and delicious!  These small slices of crusty bread topped with delicious savory morsels are an amazing way to eat your way through the evening. In fact, […]

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Flamenquines Cordobeses Recipe – Andalusian Fried Pork Rolls

Today David shares a fantastic recipe for one of Cordoba’s most famous tapas – flamenquines cordobeses.  The first time I ate a flamenquín I didn’t know what to expect. It just sat there unassumingly on the table, with golden crumb and steam rising off it. Truth be told, I hadn’t even known what I was ordering! […]

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Gambas al Ajillo Pintxo Recipe

The first time I tried gambas al ajillo I was blown away by the flavor. How could something so simple taste so good?! It was a simple tapa, just a clay pot with a few large shrimp, more garlic than seemed necessary, and a couple of small, hot peppers. (Well, hot by Spanish standards). They all […]

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6 Great Places Serving the Best Afternoon Tea in Madrid

In a country that loves its cañas, vermouth, wine and coffee, tea probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of popular drinks in Spain.  But believe it or not, tea is getting increasingly popular, and tea rooms absolutely have their place here in Madrid! So whether you’re looking for a […]

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Easy Ensaimada Recipe (Ensaimada Mallorquina)

When I visited Mallorca last summer I pretty much ate my weight in flakey ensaimadas. Today David shares an easy Mallorcan ensaimada recipe so that you can enjoy this Spanish treat at home! Ensaïmada (or ensaymada) is the traditional sweet pastry from Mallorca. Any visitor to the sunny Balearic island knows it well, and it […]

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8 Things to Do in Madrid at Night (That Don’t All Involve Nightclubs)

Spain is notorious for great nightlife, and the capital is no exception. Madrid comes alive at night and buzzes with energy until the sun comes up.  Whether you’re looking to spend a relaxing night out or to dance the night away, we’ve got you covered with this guide to our favorite things to do in […]

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