Carne en Salsa Granadina
Granada's slow-cooked meat stew in a sauce of onion, garlic, tomato, almonds, paprika, and cumin. Warming and aromatic, with clear Moorish spice roots.
Savour the iconic main courses of Granada's gastronomy: rabo de toro, plato alpujarreño and hearty Andalusian dishes celebrated through the centuries.
Granada's slow-cooked meat stew in a sauce of onion, garlic, tomato, almonds, paprika, and cumin. Warming and aromatic, with clear Moorish spice roots.
Granada's spring stew of fresh broad beans with cured Trevélez ham, slow-cooked in olive oil with garlic and cumin. Often served with a fried egg on top.
Stale bread fried in olive oil with garlic, chorizo, and green peppers. Granada's migas is bread-based, not flour-based — every household recipe differs.
The full Sierra Nevada mountain platter: fried eggs, chorizo, morcilla, jamón de Trevélez, and potatoes in olive oil. Hearty and rustic Alpujarras food.
Granada's slow-cooked pork and bean stew, served in two courses. The fennel shoot variant, available January–April, is what locals order on Sunday midday.
Thick Andalusian omelette from Granada's Sacromonte cave district, made with eggs, brains, and testicles. One of Spain's most historically honest tapas dishes.