The Spanish have their own style of empanadas, but they also enjoy the varieties from Central America and Argentina.
Valencia
Tastarròs, when the city plaza is a giant cookout
Spaniards are probably at their happiest when they are in a crowd with other people eating and drinking. That’s Tastarròs in a nutshell.
Tastarròs toasts Valencia’s gastronomic heritage
Valencia celebrates 1,200 years of rice cultivation with a big, tasty party known as Tastarròs. Life is too short to eat bad rice.
Back to Spain – and the great Valencia market
After two years of COVID-imposed restrictions, we decided to return to Spain. Who could resist an apartment across from the Mercado Central?