Traditional Food In Spain
By Nancy Todd
We Scoopettes love the markets for traditional food in Spain. In Autumn, they are bursting with bright colors and textures. This photo essay takes you to three popular markets: Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville. Big, curvy orange sqaushes the size of a soccer ball. Squashes that are white, striped, or spotted are on the shelves and I have no idea what their names are. Dozens of kinds of mushrooms. All food, an earthy, sensuous delight.
The Boqueria, World Famous Market, Barcelona
Figs
The Triana Market, Seville
Mercado de San Miguel, Madrid. People in Spain take time out to drink wine while shopping. The Scoopettes like that idea.
Squashes piled high at the San Miguel Market
Related Spain Scoop: We have The Scoop on shopping the San Miguel Market. Wanna cook? A traditional soup receipe. News on wonky Spanish vegetables by the BBC.
What are your favorite Spanish foods?
Photo Scoop (no. 2): Autumn’s Traditional Food In Spain
Traditional Food In Spain
By Nancy Todd
We Scoopettes love the markets for traditional food in Spain. In Autumn, they are bursting with bright colors and textures. This photo essay takes you to three popular markets: Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville. Big, curvy orange sqaushes the size of a soccer ball. Squashes that are white, striped, or spotted are on the shelves and I have no idea what their names are. Dozens of kinds of mushrooms. All food, an earthy, sensuous delight.
The Boqueria, World Famous Market, Barcelona
Figs
The Triana Market, Seville
Mercado de San Miguel, Madrid. People in Spain take time out to drink wine while shopping. The Scoopettes like that idea.
Squashes piled high at the San Miguel Market
Related Spain Scoop: We have The Scoop on shopping the San Miguel Market. Wanna cook? A traditional soup receipe. News on wonky Spanish vegetables by the BBC.
What are your favorite Spanish foods?