Sevilla: when food is top

Mar 2, 2009

Typical dishes include gazpacho Seville, eggs a la flamenca (poached in tomato sauce), fried the fish, the Andalusian stew, stuffed artichokes, the often (andalusia andalusian style tripe), the salad and the famous sevillana tail bull.

But the real center of the lids are meal sevillana. The practice of tapas can test a wide variety of dishes at once. There are plenty of tapas to eat, which include: anchovies in vinegar, salad, Spanish ham and cheese, potatoes, dressings, salmorejo, peppered tenderloin, dressings, and chopped omelette. Other typical tapas are montaditos, the pots, the flamenquines Cordoban (pieces of ham wrapped pork loin, coated in breadcrumbs and fried it all) and soldiers of Pavia (batter fried fish, often cod or hake). Go out for tapas is considered a social event.

In the district of Santa Cruz serves the best tapas in Seville. If you want to eat outdoors, your neighborhood is Alfalfa and if you want to do against the Guadalquivir in Triana Arenal establishments are more traditional and offer a great selection of fresh fish.

The best wines are Sevillians Manzanilla and Montilla wine and sherry. But one can always resort to a very cold beer.

Many of the desserts Sevillians are legacies of Arab culture and are made from wine or honey, as polvorones or oil cakes. But most sevillana pastry is prepared in the convents of the city, many on Easter. The most popular sweets are: Yemas San Leandro (sweet cakes egg yolk), the torrijas, homemade jams, the borrachuelos (sweet made with honey, sweet wine, anise and orange), the pigs in heaven (a dessert made with egg yolks and syrup) and alfajores (walnut and almond cakes).

Are not you dying to try the tapas sevillanas? Apartments in Seville and enjoy their delicious taste.

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