by pepelum | Jun 9, 2014 | Andalusia, Blog, Cadiz, Culture, Spanish
Gibraltar? No thanks, I prefer to visit Baelo Claudia and Tarifa. Many of our friends and clients come with the idea of visiting the British colony of Gibraltar during their short vacations. Why not? but if we put in a balance losing 2 hours of customs ...
by pepelum | Sep 8, 2013 | Andalusia, Axarquia, Blog, Cadiz, Chilches, Kitchen, Cordova, Culture, Spanish, Pomegranate, Malaga, Seville
The EU countries have approved a rule whose objective is to facilitate the enforcement of traffic fines imposed in a Member State other than the one of residence. The rule, on which a political agreement was already reached in December and which must now be negotiated with ...
by pepelum | Feb 3, 2013 | Andalusia, Blog, Cadiz, Cordova, Culture, Wine tourism, Spanish, Pomegranate, Malaga, Seville
Vinos de Andalucia Andalusia has a millenary tradition in the cultivation of the vine and in the elaboration of wines that have enjoyed great prestige and fame all over the world. Andalusian wines belong to a lineage of old wines such as oportos, madeiras or ...
by pepelum | Mar 6, 2012 | Kitchen, Andalusia, Blog, Cadiz, Culture, Spanish, Recipe
For the recipe of shrimp omelettes it is recommended to eat freshly fried so that they are crispy. They usually have small accompaniments, although it is common to see them as tapa.Actualmente it is a typical dish of Andalusia, especially in the province of Cádiz, and ...
by pepelum | Mar 4, 2012 | Kitchen, Andalusia, Blog, Cadiz, Chilches, Cuisine, Culture, Spanish, Malaga, Recipe
Las torrijas ideales para el desayuno o la merienda. La torrija es un dulce tradicional de Cuaresma que consiste en una rebanada de pan (habitualmente de varios días) que es empapada en leche o vino y, tras ser rebozada en huevo, es frita en una sartén con aceite;...
by pepelum | Nov 1, 2011 | Andalusia, Blog, Cadiz, Culture, Spanish
As you all know, the next November 1 is All Saints' Day and, although Halloween gains a bit of prominence every year, the more traditional celebrations are still celebrated (luckily!). Okay, yes, at night many young people leave ...
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