Croquetas de Bacalao (delicious Cod fishballs)
PS I made these! And by make, I may just mean I bought a frozen bag of them.
Huevos y arroz (Eggs and rice)
The rice had a plain tomato sauce on it---very good!
This was some sort of pork and patatas fritas (fried potatoes, aka glorifed french fries!)
Now THIS, my friends, is a very famous Spanish dish called
Migas. This is what many people tell me about when I ask what Spanish food they recommend that I try. It was good, but to be honest, it was just bread crumbs at the bottom of a bowl that were fried up a bit, and then some various meats and veggies on top. I loved the slices of green peppers and chorizo. I did not particularly love, however, the not-so-tiny
sardinillas (yes, sardines...) that had straight-up WHISKERS!! Like not just a couple, either. Like a significant amount of
bigotes (whiskers). Like more than my cat. I tried to eat it, but I could only eat one. Sorry, Spain. I failed. :( I did, however, NOT fail at enjoying my personal little bottle of wine that was given to me that day at lunch! :)
THIS dessert, made up for the whiskered fish. It was
tarta de limon (lemon pie/cake). I wish so badly that you could taste how wonderful it was. So good.
My friend who owns the restaurant brought me this after the lemon tart. An after-lunch sweet, dessert
chupito (shot)? Don't mind if I do!
This was a creamy soup with pork ribs. Just like everything else (well, aside from the whiskered-sardines), this was wonderful.
This is the heavenly hazelnut spread that I mentioned in a previous posting that I will no longer allow myself to purchase. It's dangerously good.
Whiskers on fish...oh, not for me either! The rest of the food looked delicious! Keep the pics and stories coming! I feel like I'm there with you:)
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