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Catalonia is an autonomous community of Spain. Most of its territory (except the Val d'Aran) lies on the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, to the south of the Pyrenees mountain range.
Featured Dishes from Catalonia
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Dessert, Sweet
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Baghrir
Small, spongy semolina pancakes, serve with amlou, honey butter, jam
Breakfast
Harcha
Pan-fried semolina flatbread, serve with coffee, tea
Dessert, Sweet
Carquinyoli
Biscotti, serve with coffee, tea
Dessert, Sweet
Catanies
Almond confections, almonds covered in, for example, chocolate, caramel, yogurt, coffee, cocoa powder, and a candy coating, several different flavors, created by Bombons Cudié, an artisan chocolate company
Dessert, Sweet
Coca de Sant Joan
Sweet flatbread topped with dried fruit, nuts, marzipan, cream
Dessert, Sweet
Coques
Flatbread topped with a variety of savory or sweet ingredients such as chocolate, fruit, seafood, cheese, vegetables, meat
Dessert, Sweet
Crema catalana
Crème brûlée
Dessert, Sweet
Gateau au yaourt
Yogurt cake
Dessert, Sweet
Mató de pedralbes
Flan-like dessert made with lemon zest, cinnamon, saffron, created at the Monastary of Pedralbes
Dessert, Sweet
Mel i mato
Fresh mató cheese drizzled with honey and served with nuts, for example, walnuts
Dessert, Sweet
Mona de pascua
An elaborate cake/pastry covered with chocolate, nuts and decorations, common during Easter
Dessert, Sweet
Neula
Thin, tube-shaped waffle-like pastry, common during Christmas
Dessert, Sweet
Orelletes
Fried dough, similar to elephant ears at American carnivals
Dessert, Sweet
Pa de pessic
Sponge cake
Dessert, Sweet
Panellets
Small marzipan treats that come in various shapes and flavors, for example, covered in pine nuts, popular around All Saints Day, from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Dessert, Sweet
Pastel de nata
Custard tart
Dessert, Sweet
Pastisset
Small pastry/empanada, filled with jam, almonds, cheese, sweet potato
Dessert, Sweet
Pedos de monja
Small cookies, serve with coffee
Dessert, Sweet
Tarta massini
Layered sponge cake with pastry cream and whipped cream
Dessert, Sweet
Tortell de reis
Ring-shaped pastry or sweet bread filled with marzipan or whipped cream, may also be topped with glazed fruit, traditionally eaten on January 6 (Epiphany)
Dessert, Sweet
Xuixo
Creme-filled pastry
Drink
Cafe de olla
Coffee brewed in clay pots or jars with cinnamon and panela (raw sugar)
Drink
Cava
Sparkling Catalonian wine
Drink
Horchata de chufa
Horchata made with chufa (tiger nuts), serve with fartons (pastries)
Drink
Orxata
Drink
Ratafia
Black cherry liqueur and wine
Main
Albergínies farcides
Eggplants stuffed with a minced meat mixture
Main
Arros a banda
Rice cooked with fish broth, may also be made with fish, seafood, onions, tomatoes, saffron, paprika, serve with aioli
Main
Arroz caldoso
Soupy rice with shrimp, lobster (arroz con bogavante), clams, chicken, vegetables
Main
Beef
Main
Bocadillo de calamares
Main
Botifarra amb mongetes
Botifarra sausage with beans
Main
Calamares a la plancha
Grilled squid
Main
Calçotada
A winter festival for grilled calçots, commonly served with romesco and salvitxada sauces, includes a variety of grilled meats, sausages, vegetables, wine
Main
Caldereta de llagosta
Lobster stew
Main
Callos a la madrileña
Tripe stew, Madrid style, made with ham, blood sausage, chorizo, beef, tomatoes, onions
Main
Chicken
Main
Chuleta de cordero
Lamb chops
Main
Conejo a la cazadora
Rabbit stewed with wine, tomatoes, onions, garlic, chorizo
Main
Duck
Main
Eel
Main
Escudella
Stew with beans, sausage, meats, vegetables, pasta
Main
Fideos a la cazuela
Noodle casserole in a stoneware pot, made with sausage, chorizo, pork ribs, ham, sofrito, chicken, seafood, shellfish
Main
Fish
Main
Gall del Penedès
Roosters raised in Penedès, Catalonia, Spain
Main
Girella
A genus of sea chubs mostly native to the Pacific Ocean with a smaller presence in the Atlantic oceans
Main
Goose
Main
Habas a la Catalana
Catalonian fava or broad beans
Main
Hare
Main
Mar i muntanya
Stewed seafood with chicken, rabbit
Main
Migas de harina
Durum wheat flour cooked with water and, for example, chorizo, ribs, bacon, peppers, garlic
Main
Partridge
Main
Pastel de papa
Ground meat and mashed potatoes pie/casserole, similar to shepherd's pie, some versions do not contain meat, and are more like scalloped potatoes
Main
Patatas viudas
Stewed potatoes, a dish that is meant to be eaten all by itself, that is, it is widowed
Main
Pollo y Capón del Prat
Prat chickens and capons raised in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Main
Pork
Main
Rabbit
Main
Romescada
Fisherman's stew, fish and/or seafood stew
Main
Samfaina
Stewed tomatoes, peppers and eggplant, served with several dishes
Main
Seafood
Main
Sopa de castañas
Chestnut soup
Main
Suquet de peix
Seafood soup
Main
Ternera de los Pirineos Catalanes
Veal from Aubrac, Gascon and Pyrenean cattle raised in Catalonia, Spain
Main
Trinxat
Potato cakes, made with mashed potatoes mixed with cabbage, pork, bacon
Main
Trout
Main
Trucha a la navarra
Trout, stuffed with ham/bacon and bread crumbs, then pan fried, can also be wrapped in ham/bacon
Main
Turkey
Main
Vichyssoise
Soup with leeks, potatoes, onions, cream, chicken stock, typically served cold
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Aceite de Terra Alta
Extra virgin olive oil made in Terra Alta and Ribera d'Ebre, Catalonia, Spain using Empeltre, Albequina, Farga and Morrunda olives
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Aceite del Baix Ebre-Montsià
Extra virgin olive oil made in Baix Ebre and Montsià, Catalonia, Spain, using Farga, Morrunda and Sevillenca olives
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Allioli
A sauce of olive oil, garlic and salt, some recipes add egg yolks, served with bread, fish, meats, potatoes, vegetables
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Arroz del Delta del Ebro
White or brown rice grown in the Ebro Delta, Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain using Bahía, Bomba, Fonsa, Montsianell, Sénia and Tebre rice varieties
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Avellana de Reus
Hazelnuts of the Culplana, Gironella, Morella, Negreta and Pautet varieties from Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Baghrir
Small, spongy semolina pancakes, serve with amlou, honey butter, jam
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Bisbe
Sausage made with pork meat, tongue, fat, blood
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Botifarra amb mongetes
Botifarra sausage with beans
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Butifarra
Pork or pork and beef sausage, several different types, for example, Butifarra Blanca, Butifarra Negra (blood sausage), Botifarra Traidora, Butifarra La Girella, Butifarra de Perol, Butiffara Dulce de Gerona, Butifarra Soledeña, butifarra also refers to a ham sandwich in Peru, Latin America
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Calçot
Green onion, serve with romesco or salvitxada sauce for dipping, commonly grilled at calçotada, winter calçot festivals
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Calçot de Valls
White onion shoots replanted in the ground, from Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Chireta
Haggis-like sausage made with sheep offal, pork belly, rice, spices in a sheep stomach
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Clementinas de las Tierras del Ebro
Clementines, a hybrid between tangerine and bitter orange, grown in Catalan Baix Ebre and Montsià, Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Coca de recapte
Flatbread topped with roasted red peppers, eggplant, smoked sardines, rosemary
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Coques
Flatbread topped with a variety of savory or sweet ingredients such as chocolate, fruit, seafood, cheese, vegetables, meat
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Ensalada de repollo
Shredded cabbage salad
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Escalivada
Grilled vegetables such as eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, onions
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Esqueixada
Shredded salt cod salad with tomatoes, peppers, onions, olives, hard boiled eggs, serve with crusty bread
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Fesols de Santa Pau
White beans grown in Garrotxa, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Fuet
Narrow dry cured pork sausage
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Garrotxa
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Harcha
Pan-fried semolina flatbread, serve with coffee, tea
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Les Garrigues
Extra virgin olive oil using Arbequina and Verdiell olives, from Lleida, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Llonganissa
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Mantequilla del Alto Urgel y la Cerdaña
Butter made from the milk of Friesian cows in Alt Urgell, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Manzana de Gerona
Gala, Golden, Granny Smith and Red Delicious apples (Malus domestica Borkh L) grown in Girona, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Mató
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Mongeta del Ganxet
White ganxet beans from Vallès, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Nevat
Soft-ripened goat's cheese from Catalonia
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Oli de l’Empordà
Extra virgin olive oil made with Argudell, Curivell, Lei de Cadaqués and Arbequina olives in Empordà, Catalonia, Spain
Side, Snack, Appetizer
Pa de Pagès Català
Round country or farmhouse bread, from Catalonia, Spain
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