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Try an Asiático coffee when visiting the Murcia Region Spicy, historic and delicious – give it a try! The Asiático coffee is synonymous with the historic city of Cartagena, but is also widely available throughout the Murcia Region and is a "must sample" beverage which anyone wishing..

Franciscan nuns selling confectionary in the centre of Murcia at Obrador Convento de San Antonio Traditional sweets and pastries plus a wide range of other products right next to Murcia cathedral The nuns of the Franciscan convent of San Antonio in Algezares, which lies just beneath the sanctuary of the Virgen de la Fuensanta in the mountains to..

Discovering Murcian gastronomy...spotlight on sausagesHard and soft, long and short, spicy and sweet… a guide to some of the commonest “embutidos” in the Costa Cáldia One of the most difficult aspects of the local gastronomy of the Region of Murcia for visitors and expats to become familiar..

Meaty Melva is an ideal fish for Mediterranean cazuelas and guisosPepita’s Cazuela de Melva Empanada is a local recipe from Isla Plana Melva is just one of the environmentally sustainable fish species which can be used for this family recipe. Much has been written about the necessity to buy sustainable fish.. 21/05/2018

White bream ceviche, a combination of the culinary traditions of Murcia and Peru Help to conserve the world’s fish stocks while trying a delicious recipe! This is a dish which combines one of the fish species which are common along the Mediterranean coastline of the Region of Murcia with the culinary tradition of the “..

Tapas to try in the Region of Murcia: octopus Enjoy one of the most popular delicacies around the Mediterranean Enjoying Spain’s tapas and the bar culture associated with these snacks is one of the keys to making the most of any visit to this country, be it a short holiday or a long-time lifestyle..

Discover the link between Corvera airport and a gastronomic speciality of San Javier! The rival airports are connected through one of the most illustrious families in the modern history of Murcia The 10th January 2018 marks the 95th anniversary of one of the major achievements of Juan de la Cierva y Codorniú, a Murcia-born.. 11/01/2018

The gastronomic traditions of Águilas Red prawns and mullet take pride of place with locally grown vegetables in the gastronomy of Águilas The gastronomic and culinary traditions of Águilas have a long history and have produced a wide variety of flavours, based on products harvested..

Salazones, the salt-cured fish specialities of the Region of MurciaMojama and hueva are commonly eaten in thin slices and can be found in tapas bars and supermarkets throughout Murcia Murcia is full of gastronomic surprises and local speciality produce, one of the best-known products being the “salazones” or salted..

Las Encañizadas; protecting this historic fishing technique in La Manga del Mar Menor Fish doesn´t get any fresher than this! Fish are trapped in reed mazes as they migrate between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean. Many of the agricultural traditions in the Region of Murcia reflect the melting pot of cultures and civilizations..

Torta de Pimiento Molido: A Totana speciality This can also be found in other areas of the south-west of Murcia, each claiming it as their own! Every municipality of the Murcia region has its own local specialities or culinary peculiarities, usually linked to the local production of a specific..

Murcia: Chocolate from the monks and a visit to La MorenicaThe Chocolate de la Luz can once again be purchased from monks in the mountains outside Murcia Here's an enjoyable morning out which is suitable for those who enjoy a spot of sightseeing and a good view, as well as for those who enjoy a not too taxing..

Caldero murciano, the typical dish of the Mar Menor El Arroz Caldero, how to prepare this famous Murcian dish This is a typical dish of the Mar Menor, and the recipe dates back to the 19th century, when the fishermen of the region used to prepare it on the beach, using the small fish which were not good enough..

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