Valencian paella
The original recipe with chicken, rabbit and vegetables, with its crispy socarrat.
The Spanish classic: potato and egg, juicy inside and golden outside.
The tortilla de patatas is the most recognised dish of Spanish cooking, and also the one that sparks the most debate: with onion or without, set firm or runny in the middle. This recipe goes for potatoes cooked slowly in oil and a juicy centre.
The original recipe with chicken, rabbit and vegetables, with its crispy socarrat.
Pork tenderloin medallions with fried garlic and a splash of whisky: a classic of Seville's taverns.
The Sevillian sandwich: grilled chicken, serrano ham, fried green pepper and tomato in a crusty roll.
Iberian pork cheeks slowly braised in red wine until they fall apart under a spoon.