Slow Food

Photo by Patrica Esteve

Slow food

Learn about food that’s produced locally and with care (better taste and health benefits included)

Jan 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Anything but awful

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Anything but awful

This article attests that offal deserves a second look by meat lovers, and lots of folks in Barcelona are already big fans

Feb 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Our Daily Bread

A monotonous, industrially-produced product too often passes for the staff of life here

Apr 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING (6 Comments)

Some like it hot

Peppers, both hot and sweet, were originally brought from the Americas, and they took deep root in Iberian soil and appetite

Jun 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Wild things

Lorenze Vecchia

Wild things: foraging for food in the Catalan countryside

Escape your normal Barcelona supermarket shopping routine and head to the hills to gather food that's free and good for you

Jul 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)

The old grey mare

Lorenzo Vecchia

The old grey mare

Horse meat is good for you and has a rich taste, so this article asks, what’s not to like?

Aug 1, 2007 by in EATING AND DRINKING

The oval office: eggs

The humble hen's egg is the basis of many traditional dishes (and superstitions) in Catalunya and Spain

Mar 1, 2008 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Enjoying an ecosafari

Photo by Suzannah Larke

Wild in the city

Coming with your family to Barcelona and want to see another side of the city? Why not join an eco-safari?

May 1, 2008 by in VISITING

Fish stocks

© WWF/Alfonso Rego

Fish fit to eat

Discover which fish are from a sustainable population and you can find in your local Barcelona market

May 1, 2008 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Bread with tomato home

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Local heroes: food produced close to Barcelona

There's lot of amazing locally-produced food in Barcelona, and here we explain how to recognise it

Jul 1, 2008 by in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)

Picada

Photo by Patricia Esteve

The power of the pestle

The picada is one of the basic components of Catalan cuisine.

Sep 1, 2008 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Mineral water

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Water works

Catalunya’s mineral water holds its own against the exotic, pricier alternatives.

Nov 1, 2008 by in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)

Cooking class with Dominique Heathcote

Photo by Lee Woolcock

Now we're cooking

Have fun while learning something useful at one of these cooking classes

Apr 27, 2009 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Crisis food

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Crisis cuisine

Traditional cuisines are often treasure troves of recipes showing how to make meals go further, and bring out the best in cheap ingredients.

May 8, 2009 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Market watch - July

In season now, raspberries, peaches, cherries and, er, eels

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Market watch - August

Berries - Salsafins de Girona - Octopus

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Market watch - September

Black peppers - Conserving food - Beetroot

Aug 28, 2009 by | in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)

Market watch - December

As is fitting, meat and veg are in season this month

Dec 1, 2009 by | in EATING AND DRINKING

Market watch - January

This month, it's all about the vegetables and fruit

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Market watch - March

Cook fresh, cook healthy with food bought at your local 'mercat'. What will you find on stalls this month?

Feb 25, 2010 by | | in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)

Market watch - April

As the weather improves, market stalls are groaning with delicious vegetables

Apr 1, 2010 by | | in EATING AND DRINKING

Market watch - May

In season this month are vegetables, seafood and snails

May 1, 2010 by | in EATING AND DRINKING

Seaweed home

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Sea greens: seaweed

If you're looking for a superfood to help you keep you well in Barcelona, seaweed is an overlooked source of good health and good taste

Aug 6, 2010 by in EATING AND DRINKING

Mahon home

Photo by Patricia Esteve

Say cheese

Menorcan cheese has been popular throughout the Mediterranean for centuries

Nov 12, 2010 by in EATING AND DRINKING

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