The neutral character of the Chilipepper Rockfish (named for its external color, not its taste) makes it the perfect vehicle to carry the bold, but nuanced flavors and spices of Chef Jose Fernandez’s youth in Barcelona, Spain. Paired with a fantastic chimichurri sauce and a fun fennel salad garnish, this dish will have everyone asking for seconds! Fun Fish Facts: Chilipepper Rockfish has a light, flaky, sweet, white flesh that... Read More
This recipe from Chef John O’Neil uses Texas Blue Giant Figs and several delightful specialty cheeses. He writes: I love using Spanish cheeses for this dish because it feels and tastes like we are basking in the sun in Spain! The Mahon Mitica, Cordobes Mitica, and Tronchon all melt nicely, which makes them the perfect blend for slicing over the top of the figs. The Tronchon cheese is an aged cheese... Read More
Albóndigas, pronounced "al-BOHN-dee-gahs", meaning "meatballs", are a common staple at Spanish tapas bars. Light and flavorful with a rich tomato sauce accent, these can be served with bread for dipping or as a stand-alone item. Read More
Paella originated in Valencia, Spain. It is a perfect dish to prepare in the wood fired oven, since one of paella’s most basic and traditional features is that it must be cooked over live fire. And as you have probably experienced while using your wfo, the best results require timing, patience, and a bit of joie de vivre. So don’t feel compelled to follow the recipe like a soldier. The... Read More
