Paella
Spain's most famous dish originated in Valencia. This saffron-infused rice dish comes in many varieties, from seafood to chicken and vegetables, cooked in the iconic paellera pan.
Get Recipe →Embark on a culinary journey through Spain's diverse flavors, from traditional tapas to regional specialties that define Spanish gastronomy.
Spain's most famous dish originated in Valencia. This saffron-infused rice dish comes in many varieties, from seafood to chicken and vegetables, cooked in the iconic paellera pan.
Get Recipe →Small plates that are perfect for sharing, tapas culture is central to Spanish dining. From olives and cheese to croquettes and tortilla española, discover endless varieties.
Explore Tapas →This refreshing cold soup from Andalusia is perfect for hot summer days. Made with tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, and bread, it's healthy and delicious.
Get Recipe →Spain's finest cured ham comes from black Iberian pigs. This delicacy, especially from acorn-fed pigs, is considered one of the world's best hams.
Learn More →The Spanish omelet made with eggs and potatoes is a staple found in every Spanish home and restaurant. Simple ingredients, perfect technique.
Get Recipe →These fried dough pastries dusted with sugar and served with thick hot chocolate for dipping are a beloved Spanish treat, perfect for breakfast or dessert.
Get Recipe →Spain boasts one of the world's largest wine regions, producing exceptional wines from Rioja to Ribera del Duero. Spanish wine culture emphasizes quality, tradition, and perfect food pairings.
From crisp Albariño wines of Galicia to robust Tempranillos of La Rioja, each region offers unique flavors that complement local cuisine perfectly.
Spain produces the world's finest extra virgin olive oil, essential in Spanish cooking.
Spanish smoked paprika adds distinctive flavor to countless dishes.
The world's most expensive spice, essential for authentic paella and other dishes.
A cornerstone of Spanish cuisine, used in countless traditional recipes.
From gazpacho to pan con tomate, tomatoes are essential in Spanish cooking.
Fresh fish and shellfish feature prominently in coastal Spanish cuisine.
The Basque Country's version of tapas, featuring creative small plates that showcase the region's exceptional culinary innovation.
Discover Pintxos →Galicia's famous octopus dish, served with potatoes, olive oil, and pimentón, represents the best of northwestern Spanish cuisine.
Get Recipe →Castile's famous roast suckling pig, a tender delicacy traditionally served in the historic city of Segovia.
Learn More →