Spanish food is one of the most beloved in the world and for good reason. There is a wealth of seafood involved in the preparation of Spanish cuisine and this is a result of the proximity of the country to the waters surrounding it. There are literally thousands upon thousands of Spanish recipes featuring many diverse and unique flavours and ingredients. Needless to say, Spanish cuisine is absolutely delicious. See for yourself by booking a reservation at a St Louis restaurant!
Spanish Food St. Louis
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Sometimes, Spanish restaurants in St. Louis differ in the menu that they offer their guests depending on what region or town in Spain their food is based upon. For instance, in Madrid, the cocido madrilèno is a popular dish. Cocido madrilèno is Madrid’s version of chickpea stew. The signature dish of Asturias is fabada asturiana which is a stew that contains saffron, large white beans, chorizo, morcilla, and pork shoulder. Faba beans with clams, rice pudding, frixuelos, and Asturian stew are also staples in the region
Spanish Restaurants in St. Louis
Barcelona 314-863-9909 Clayton
Sanctuaria 314-535-9700 The Grove
One 19 North 314-821-4119 South County
Some of the most common dishes served at St. Louis Spanish restaurants include potato omelette, paella, migas, embutidos, jamon Serrano, chorizo, morcilla and a variety of cheeses. Arguably, the most famous Spanish dish in the world would have to be paella Valenciana. Spanish dishes are also often based on beans. These range from chickpeas to green beans to lentils. Some popular desserts include flan, madeleines, custard, churros, rice pudding, and torrijas. Other common dishes served in Spanish restaurants in St Louis include arroz con leche, gofio, calamares a la romana, olla podrida, sopa de marisco, tortas de aceite, cocido montanes, polvoron, chuletillas, turron, gazpacho, salmorejo, percebe, merluza, fabada asturiana, fideua, butifarra, lechazo asado, shellfish, marmite, pa amb tomaca, peladillas, pescaito frito, and tortilla de patatas.
Catalan cream or Catalan’s version of crème brulee is served in some Spanish restaurants in STL. Other specialties from Catalan include pa amb tomaquet and botifarra. Cocido extremeno is Extremadura’s specialty. It is a rich stew made with vegetables, bacon, meat, ham and fowl. Andalusia’s contribution to Spanish cuisine includes fried fish, gazpacho, Jabugo ham, and salmorejo.
Spanish Cuisine St. Louis
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La Tienda is a directory resource about Spanish food, cuisine, and recipes.Spanish-Food.org showcases the most popular Spanish dishes and recipes.
