Spanish cooking at bcnKITCHEN
At bcnKITCHEN we think that the best way to connect with a culture is through its food! If you are looking for a way to delve into Spanish culture and …
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Casa Perris: the world in a sack
Here’s an example of our most traditional shops: Casa Perris (our neighbours in el Born), a place full of sacks: sacks of rice, sacks of cereals and sacks of pulses, …
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Casa Alfonso: genuine Barcelona from ham to tapas
If you already know about spanish ham, have tasted all the basics and have felt in love with our tapas, Casa Alfonso is something you can’t skip in Barcelona. …
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Bunyols de l’empordà (Traditional sweet fritters)
[two_third][/two_third][one_third]Ingredients 0,5 Kg bread flour 15 g fresh yeast 125 ml whole fresh milk 125 g sugar 25 g butter (at a room temperature) 2 eggs 20 g anise 10 …
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Crema Catalana (or Crema de Sant Josep)
[two_third][/two_third][one_third]Ingredients 1 L whole fresh milk 1 cinnamon stick the zest of 1 lemon 6-8 egg yolks 200 g white sugar 30 g cornstarch [/one_third][two_third_last]Preparation Dissolve the cornstarch in a …
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Cafਠde l’Òpera: Art Nouveau, theatre and hot chocolate
We know, we already wrote an entry about hot chocolate and the very best street to have some in Barcelona. Our hot chocolate, thick, warm, intense and slightly bitter is …
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Cod fritters with honey allioli
[one_third]Ingredients 400 g desalted cod 1 egg 1 cup cream 160 g flour 8 g baking powder 2 garlic cloves fresh parsley oil, for frying 1 egg 1 garlic …
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Bar Tomà s, the bravest bravas
Sunny day in Barcelona? Feeling like late aperitivo? Why don’t you go to Sarrià , to visit one of the most authentic parts of Barcelona? Sarrià district was, in its origin, a little farming village, independent from Barcelona.
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Colmados, ultramarinos and pieces of history in town
Here’s one of our best advices every time some people comes to bcnKITCHEN to a cooking workshop: try to visit some colmado, the spanish old name for epicérie or the local old…
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Carrer Petritxol: the sweetest street in Barcelona
So, for those who love chocolate, and for anyone who comes to Barcelona and walks around the center in a winter day, a must do: have a hot chocolate!! Petritxol Street is the best-known street to drink our beloved xocolata desfeta…
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