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Egg free + Spanish recipes (15)

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Recipe by: DAY-STAR
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This is a cold, garlicky Spanish soup - perfect in summer, especially if you can't make it to Spain. Fresh almonds, just out of their shells, are traditionally used. This version calls for ground almonds, as fresh almonds are hard to come by here.
 
Recipe by: A. Duarte
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Chicken rice in the oven - fast and inexpensive with a great end result!
 
Recipe by: Rachel Warren Chadd
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This cold soup uses lots of tomatoes, which helps to protect the cardiovascular system. It needs at least one hour chilling time for best results.
 
Recipe by: CAT609
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This is a wonderful recipe for the classic spicy chilled tomato soup. Works great as a starter or as part of a main. Very refreshing on hot days. Keeps, tightly covered, in the freezer up to 3 months.
 
Recipe by: Shelley
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Savoury and spicy chorizo made with pork, garlic, vinegar and dried chillies. This is a cheat's chorizo, as there's no need for casings. I just think everything tastes better when it's homemade - try it and see!
 
Recipe by: Katie Floyd
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This is a quick, garlicky Mediterranean olive spread. Similar to the French tapenade, but without capers. Excellent served with good crusty bread.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This classic Spanish favourite is always enthusiastically welcomed at the dinner table by seafood lovers. This version is packed with colourful red and yellow peppers, asparagus and peas, together with large, succulent tiger prawns and chunks of red mullet. Serve with a green salad for a memorable Mediterranean-style meal.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Throw this gorgeous paella together for a quick meal that's absolutely bursting with flavour. Just add a tossed, crisp green salad or steamed green vegetables. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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No trip to Spain would be complete without sampling their famous rice dish, paella. The ingredients vary from region to region, but we've used monkfish, squid and mussels for this version. Serve with crusty bread.
 
Recipe by: Lee Jackson
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A delicious Spanish influenced stew. Very easy to make.
 
Recipe by: DMASON
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This recipe originates from Spain. It's simple to prepare, rich and scrumptious. You may use black pepper instead of paprika if you prefer.
 
Recipe by: Pietra
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Simple preparation in this easy-to-make pork dish. Rub a boneless pork roast with chopped garlic and a dash of salt, pan-sear in olive oil, and then braise in white wine and stock.
 
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This is my version of spicy spanish chickpea and chorizo stew with added vegetables for an even healthier version. The veg I use can be substituted with other veg that you have in the house, anything that needs using up really, as long as it has the tinned tomatoes then the rest is really whatever you want it to be. This is a chunky stew and will work as a lunch or dinner, great any time of the year. This stew will last 2 days and as with all stews is even nicer on the 2nd day.
 
Recipe by: Yippay226
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This ideal side dish could accompany your chicken dish, or could be among one of many tapas dishes in your spanish themed course. It is simple, but flavourful, and the textures are amazing.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Traditional versions of this Mediterranean red rice dish begin with fatty sausage. This vegetarian version makes a very colourful and satisfying dish.
 
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