Spain isn't best known for it's vegetarian food and I should know as I was given meat in 'vegetarian' dishes twice in one year on two seperate holidays! But there are a few veggie tapas dishes that you can make at home to bring a touch of the holiday home. So here are three of my favourites:
Oilves and ‘Manchego’ cheese
I only really decided I liked olives in the second year of uni because of bad food envy and I didn't go on holiday last year so this was the first time I tried proper spanish olives in Spain. They were so good I ate them every day! Vegetarian manchego cheese is very hard to find, so if you can’t get it you can use another vegetarian nutty cheese such as Gruyere, Gouda or Emmental.
50g manzilla Olives
30g manchego cheese
Olive oil
Mixed herbs
This is an easy one, basically mix all the ingredients together and cover with as much olive oil as you want!
Paella
Olive oil
¼ red pepper
½ onion
75g paella rice
4 tbsp dry white wine
250ml vegetable stock
¼ tsp turmeric
¼ tsp paprika
50g frozen peas
Lemon wedge to serve
Heat some olive oil in a pan, add the onion and pepper and soften for a few minutes then add the rice. Cook the rice until it starts to turn see through, cover with the white wine and let it absorb. Then add the stock and simmer for 15 minutes. Add the peas, turmeric and paprika and stir well then cook for another 5 minutes. Serve with lemon wedges.
Fried potatoes with ali oil
2 comments:
I would like a plate of all three of these please! Your pictures are making me hungry. Thanks for sharing.
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All of these look fantastic!
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