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Cuts of jamón

What is jamón?

We ask a jamón expert to explain everything about the cured delicacy that is Spanish ham.
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Gildas Gone Wild

Lennox Hastie didn’t invent the gilda but he has helped rocket the humble pintxo to superstar status in Australia. Here, he asks fellow chefs to reinterpret the mighty snack on a stick.
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MoVida

MoVida

Can anything be less Spanish than 6pm dinner? The popularity of this tapas bar means that may be the only sitting you get unless you're a forward-planning booker.
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Iberia

Iberia

REVIEW Inspired by Spain and Portugal without slipping into caricature, Iberia captures authenticity on the plate. The serious kitchen brigade concentrates on subtleties, best seen in dishes highlighting carefully sourced seafood and vegetables. Grilled perch fillet sits with peas, almond and fennel. Caldoso is rich and fulfilling, its deep, savoury broth augmented by chickpeas and […]
What is migas?

What is migas?

Sometimes called "shepherd's breadcrumbs", migas is a simple Spanish dish that makes the most of leftover sourdough.
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Fideuà with clams

Fideuà with clams

Fideuà is similar to paella (the dishes share a Valencian origin) but made with pasta in place of rice. It’s typically made with short, thin noodles known as fideos, but we’ve used broken-up spaghettini.
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Tarta de Santiago

Tarta de Santiago

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for Tarta de Santiago by Gordita in Brisbane.
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Gazpacho

Gazpacho

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for gazpacho.
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Ensaïmada

Ensaïmada

A delicious flaky pastry that hails from Mallorca. Break a piece off, dip in hot coffee, repeat.
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Escabeche

Escabeche

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for escabeche by Christine Manfield.
Roscón de reyes

Roscón de reyes

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for roscón de reyes by Frank Camorra from MoVida.
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MoVida Aqui

MoVida Aqui

REVIEW Climb the stairs – between downtown office towers and the Supreme Court – and suddenly you’re in an olive grove. The scent of bay leaves drifts across terrace tables, while inside, there’s a happy buzz throughout the big, open venue – proof it’s grown into one of the CBD’s most convivial spaces. From the […]
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MoVida, mo’ magic

MoVida, mo’ magic

MoVida Aqui, the latest rendering of Melbourne’s modern Spanish powerhouse, could challenge the loyalties of even the most diehard fan of the original, writes Michael Harden.
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Churros

Churros

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for churros.
Alioli

Alioli

Australian Gourmet Traveller masterclass on alioli.
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My dad’s sangría

My dad’s sangría

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for sangría by Javier Codina from Gianni restaurant.
Añada, Melbourne restaurant review

Añada, Melbourne restaurant review

Añada has a winning way with food and wine, not to mention its warm welcome, says John Lethlean, and much of it has to do with its predilection for specialty produce.
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Bodega

REVIEW Bodega in one word? Swingin’. The tunes. The skirts. The tapas and share plates making their way from the open kitchen, carried by some of the friendliest waitstaff in town. The energy is infectious. Slide into a baby-blue leather banquette and peruse the strictly Latin wine list while well-coiffed chefs build queso fresco towers […]
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Gazpacho

Gazpacho

Australian Gourmet Traveller fast recipe for gazpacho
Ceviche

Ceviche

Australian Gourmet Traveller fast food recipe for ceviche
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