José Pizarro’s recipe for nettle (or wild garlic) and goat’s cheese tortilla ⊕
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Have a forage for buttery and tender young nettles (or wild garlic), and turn them into a cheesy, Spanish-style omelette
When I was growing up in the small village of Talaván in Extremadura, Spain, we…
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You don’t have to travel to Japan to see a stunning floral display. Every spring, this corner of Extremadura is transformed as two million trees come into bloom
It’s late March and the villagers of th…
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Vox doubles its seats in Extremadura as Socialist Workers’ party, mired in corruption scandals, loses 10 of its 28 seats
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Hearty, earthy and slightly sweet, these “meat”balls come smothered in a rich saffron and tomato broth
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Fresh cherries are a late-summer joy, but this taste of Spain can be enjoyed year-round
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Simple, quick and packed full of flavours from the modern Spanish kitchen
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Home to vivid 16th-century frescoes, the Ermita de San Jorge is on the brink of being saved from centuries of decay
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