John R McLean
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And the Vinho Verde in Portugal.Great idea John, for me its the different variety of vino tinto and then in Galicia - the vino blanquo (to go with the great fish dishes).
I loved it, so refreshing and it seemed to have a touch of fizz. Great on a warm day!And the Vinho Verde in Portugal.
Ah yes the Padrons and Sardines!This may look unappealing, but it was divine food! Portuguese Coastal Route, eaten in a darling cafe, outside, next to rushing water, in a jewel box of a town (name will come; I have quarantine brain) May 2017
Yep!Melide?
It has to be Pulpo a Feria for me - my Camino isn’t in gear until I’ve had my first racion in Galicia!As we continue to accumulate more information for us pilgrims, I was thinking about how cool it would be to include the foods of each of each region. Imagine supporting and enjoying the local foods by town or region. Or seasonal specialties that we travelling pilgrims could sample along the way. Cheeses, cured meats, fruits vegetables or specific dishes and styles of cooking. We could eat those "must try" foods all the way to Santiago, Rome, Jerusalem etc. Let's eat!
Use to love Pulpo then I read The Soul of an Octopus, now a picture just makes me sad.
I hear ya! We ordered calamari in Portugal many times...the rings, chiperones, and baby squids cooked in various sauces. I loved it all, but by the time we made it across the border I'd finally had enough.Calamari in Portugal - completely ruined me for Calamari back in my landlocked home.
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I am salivating!..yum!Tapas in A Coruna but my photos from San Sebastian are betterView attachment 73768
Definitely one of my favoritesYou reminded me of this Easter treat that blew me away in spain. “Torrijas’ or a spanish bread pudding or Spanish (not French) toast.
It’s so sweet and I really overindulged the first time I spent Easter in spain. Sweet tooth ....mmmmmm
I’ve just taken a copy from internet. So many recipes there to choose from.
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The scallops have a name: Zamburiñas.What a great idea!
Pics:
1. My first-ever bocadillo in León!
2. Pulpo
3. Saint James Cake
4. Scallops
Buen provecho!
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I call the Camino my “eat and drink as much as you like and still lose weight” diet. It has served me well for two decades.As we continue to accumulate more information for us pilgrims, I was thinking about how cool it would be to include the foods of each of each region. Imagine supporting and enjoying the local foods by town or region. Or seasonal specialties that we travelling pilgrims could sample along the way. Cheeses, cured meats, fruits vegetables or specific dishes and styles of cooking. We could eat those "must try" foods all the way to Santiago, Rome, Jerusalem etc. Let's eat!
As we continue to accumulate more information for us pilgrims, I was thinking about how cool it would be to include the foods of each of each region. Imagine supporting and enjoying the local foods by town or region. Or seasonal specialties that we travelling pilgrims could sample along the way. Cheeses, cured meats, fruits vegetables or specific dishes and styles of cooking. We could eat those "must try" foods all the way to Santiago, Rome, Jerusalem etc. Let's eat!
me too!!How I traveled.
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I can sure relate! Makes those little breaks so much nicer lol
Heavens !!! Yum yum yum.I call the Camino my “eat and drink as much as you like and still lose weight” diet. It has served me well for two decades.
Much as I am sad that my yearly ‘workout’ was not possible last year and nor will it be possible this year or maybe next year, I am more sad for all the establishments that are suffering. I live in Australia where things are relatively brighter (although lots of people such as performance artists are affected).View attachment 91817
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My all time favourite. !!Home made Membrillo con queso in Arzua. Very tasty desert, after a delicious dinner.
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ohhhhh le fromage. That was another habit I developed. Going into a little convenience store and picking up a round of local cheese to smear on le baguette.Yes, and a bit of cheese! Trailside bread and cheese. Sure missing that right now
Yes - agree that Le Puy route was tops for having gourmet snacks to picnic on each day.ohhhhh le fromage. That was another habit I developed. Going into a little convenience store and picking up a round of local cheese to smear on le baguette.
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