Wednesday, May 09, 2007

Mouthwatering Tapa Serving in Spanish Diners

How do you enjoy a bottle of wine or beer with chums without having to destroy your appetite? Aside from salads, the Spanish dish has come up with a more outstanding, much tastier solution also known as the "tapa." The serving of this known dish offers a way to let you taste some of the greatest regional varieties in Spain. For instance, you may order for "patatas bravas, a familiar cuisine from Madrid that uses a spicy sauce for potato snacks.

Meanwhile, for seafood delicacies, Sevilla boasts of various scrumptious cuisines such as the "bacalao con salmorejo," while Cádiz also has the "tortilla de camarones" and shrimp omelette to offer as a delectable tapa serving. There is a long list of scrumptious cuisines to choose from in different Spanish diners, but it would be great if a group could share and enjoy the satiable menu offer.

There are three sizes of outstanding tapa platter: "un pincho," "una tapa," and "una racion." The un pincho fulfills a mouthful delight, while the una tapa serves as a flavorful saucer. However, for a group of companions, the una racion is recommended as a wholesome recipe to complement the laughter and conversations. If other foreign recipes have salads as appetizers and fresh fruits or pastries as desserts, the Spanish cuisine has tapa to offer as a mouth-watering alternative.

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