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5 Spanish dishes you need to know

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Are you planning a trip to Spain and want to enjoy all the culinary highlights? Then you should definitely try these 5 classics. Spanish cuisine may not be quite as well-known and popular internationally as Italian cuisine, but it still has a lot to offer – whether it’s paella, tapas or Jamón Iberico.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:22 Paella Valenciana
01:52 Tortilla de patatas
03:25 Tapas
04:58 Jamón Ibeico
06:36 Gazpacho

CREDITS
Report: Lukas Harth
Edit: Nora Rehn

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43 Comments

  3. @jal051

    These are all very good, but as usual, the food from the North isn't mentioned and it's the best food in Spain. At the very least add 'Pulpo a la gallega' and 'Almejas en salsa verde' to those.

  10. @u9s0e9r

    Tip number #1 from a local: never, ever, eat paella from a restaurant if you see a sign on the street with pics of paella dishes (you will see it everywhere). Those paellas are frozen, industrialised, and taste NOTHING like the real deal. Paella is also expensive and takes time to cook so if you see deals for 15/20e you know it’s not real. Any real paella will cost you easily 50+ euros, and they are never served as individual portions.

  15. @scottrowe533

    Great food feature. The Girlfriend™and I each need to work another 5-6 years, before the chains of "earning a living" can be broken. But we've been discussing the possibility of going ex-pat and moving to Spain. In the meantime, I have some classic dishes to learn. Thanx! 👏🫀

  17. @rafalobo5308

    Spanish here, sorry but paella is not Spain's national dish. Something like this does not exist. Spain has an endless amount of dishes, different to each other. Saying paella is the national dish is stereotypical and non accurate. Is better to say that is well known by foreigners, who most of the times never tried the real thing. Go to Valencia, that's the only way. By the way I am not from Valencia.

  30. @richmck007

    ¡Olé! A final de este video, faltaba algo de SALMOREJO – Incluso mejor que lo tipo del gazpacho..!!!! Otra nivel sin duda…
    At the end of this video you forgot some… Even better than your typical… Taken to the next level, without a doubt…
    ¡Olé!

  32. @BaibaVulgaris

    Naaah, Catalans and South of Spain don't know how to cook, I live in Spain, it's so limited and boring that I don't go there to Spanish restaurants anymore.

  33. @DanyRulezFerrol

    Im spanish and for me the true "national dish" is the Tortilla, maybe the Paella is the most know around the world but here is considered a regional food (from Valencia) but the tortilla feels like it doesn't belong anywhere in particular.

  36. @xxxxx-b4o

    Me tenéis hasta la p0lla con tanto tópico, la paella es de valencia y el gazpacho andaluz.. ¿con mango? venga ya y acostaos un ratico si veis que eso.

  37. @padreputativo

    Esa versión de paella que dicen que es la paella original de valencia (yo nací en valencia) no se la come nadie fuera de valencia y eso es un hecho pero como siempre esta quien está detrás de estos separatismos pues dicen que la paella es esa cosa con caracoles.

  39. @TheGassy92

    In my opinion, it isn't all that great compared to other cuisines / dishes I've tasted from other countries (and I live in Spain.) Good but definitely not my go to when it comes to variety, flavors, ingredients, etc.

    Here comes the hate train lmao

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