Corazones de Alcachofa en Salsa de TomateBy tapasonline

Artichoke hearts and bacon in tomato sauce - you can, of course, use fresh artichokes, but canned or jarred ones are much quicker and easier and Spanish ones are of the highest quality. Simply omit the bacon to make the dish vegan.

PorrusaldaBy tapasonlineCod and leek broth - hailing from the Basque Country, sliced carrots are an optional addition. They provide a little sweetness and colour and would be added at the same time as the potatoes.
Patatas al HojaldradasBy tapasonlineLayered potato ingots - you will need a mandoline to cut the potato slices as they need to be nearly translucent. You will also need a baking tray of suitable dimensions and to allow a depth of approximately 5cm/2” of potato plus ideally, a similar one to place on top.
Ensaladilla RusaBy tapasonlineSo-called Russian salad was frequently just a can of mixed vegetable in mayonnaise and this, sadly, did nothing for its reputation. The original Russian Olivier salad takes considerably more effort, but that will prove worthwhile for this classic dish. Though not traditional, ham or tuna are optional additions and stuffed olives make a nice garnish.
Canalons de Sobrasada con Crema de CebollaBy tapasonlineSobrasada cannelloni with onion cream sauce - an unusual, but delicious sauce which complements the sobrasada perfectly. If you are not using the cannelloni straight away, chill or freeze it before cooking. If making your own pasta, roll it to a thickness of approximately 1.5mm.
Tortilla con SobrasadaBy tapasonline

Spanish omelette with sobrasada - this is a variation on the basic tortilla española with the addition of Mallorcan sobrasada. Sobrasada is a soft cured pork sausage which is available from Spanish delis and online suppliers. It is available mild or spicy.

Tortilla TruffadaBy tapasonline

Spanish omelette with black truffle - this is a variation on the basic tortilla española with the addition of grated black truffle, a specialist ingredient which can be obtained from Spanish delis and online suppliers.

Tortilla EspañolaBy tapasonline

Spanish omelette - in Spain, the omelette is usually served at room temperature in chunks or slices, but you can serve it hot and in one piece if you like. Many recipes omit the onion and some include additions like black pepper, dried parsley, various vegetables, mushrooms, or cheese (try smoked). You can cook the potatoes and onions together and pour in the beaten egg to save time, but it improves the taste and texture if you prepare them separately and allow the flavours to meld. If you have one of those miniature frying pans or blini pans, they are ideal for a single portion, otherwise an omelette pan or any high-sided frying pan is fine. You can also buy a specialized double pan, which makes the flipping really easy.

TrempóBy tapasonline

Mallorcan salad - trempó or trampó is a simple summer salad and the ingredients are variable. Red peppers, garlic, apple and apricot are often added or substituted. Buy the best and freshest ingredients possible and choose a good quality oil, perhaps a single varietal.

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