Traditional DishesComparteTwitterFacebookdocument.getElementById('share_t').onclick = function() { this.href = 'https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=' + encodeURI(document.title) + '&url=' + window.location.href }; document.getElementById('share_fb').onclick = function() { this.href = 'https://www.facebook.com/dialog/share?app_id=213166508867&display=popup&href=' + window.location.href };Mountain SnailsIngredients(8 people)2 kg cooked snails400 g onion300 g walnuts200 g chorizo150 g ham75 g marinated and cured pancetta4 cloves of garlic800 ml of crushed tomato30 g choricero pepper pulp5 g cayenne pepper5 g cumin3 bay leaves5 g sweet paprika5 g hot paprika20 ml vinegar40 g extra virgin olive oilPreparation•Finely chop the garlic and onions and sauté in olive oil with a few cayenne peppers to taste. Cook the onions well for at least 30 minutes.•Chop the chorizo and the bacon into small cubes, insert these inside the snail and add them to the garlic and onions. Also add one or two bay leaves. Chop the ham, but reserve this, as it will be added at the end.•When the chorizo and bacon have sautéed well and have released their fat, add a couple of tablespoons of choricero pepper pulp, a good spoonful of sweet paprika, a spoonful of hot paprika. Cook for a moment and add the crushed tomato. Reduce the heat to low so that the tomato juice evaporates and the flavours are concentrated.•In a mortar, lightly mash the walnuts into smaller pieces. Add the snails and nuts and mix gently, so that the snails are impregnated with all the ingredients. Add a little water, cover, and cook all together for about 20 minutes, to blend all flavours.•Before serving, add the chopped ham and a teaspoon of cumin.•Taste for spice and salt, add more if necessary, and serve hot in a traditional earthenware casserole dish. Provide some toothpicks, a container for the empty snail shells and a good loaf of bread. The objective is to leave the dish very clean.Nutritional Information (per serving)Valencian Christmas PucheroIngredients(10 people)800 g potatoes600 g chicken legs and thighs600 g carrots500 g vegetables stalks500 g chickpeas400 g of tender hock280 g rice200 g veal ribs200 g minced pork meat200 g minced beef150 g kohlrabi150 g of chicken120 g parsnip120 g white turnip60 g bread soaked in milk10 g pine nuts5 g parsley1 g cinnamon2 white veal bones (knee)1 bone of pork backboneSalt and pepperPreparationPreparing the meatballs:•In a bowl, mix the minced beef and pork, bread, pine nuts, a handful of fresh, finely chopped parsley, and the cinnamon, salt and pepper. Shape the meatballs (approximately 4) and reserve.Preparing the stew:•Fill a pan with 3 and a quarter litres of water. Put it on the heat and, first add the veal, chicken, the bones and season. Cook over high heat for 20 to 25 minutes.•Remove the foam formed on the surface and cook an hour and a half more, over a low heat.•After that time, add the vegetables and stalks, but not the chickpeas. Simmer for 15 minutes. Then add the chicken and the meatballs. Raise the heat for a few minutes and then simmer for an hour and a half. After 45 minutes, add the peeled, whole potatoes, raising the heat to a boil again. Then continue cooking for another 45 minutes over a low heat.•Turn off the heat and carefully pour the broth into a smaller casserole (18 diameter by 11 high) through a strainer. Put the broth back on the heat and, when it boils, add the rice and cook on a high heat for 8 to 10 minutes and then for 10 minutes on a low heat.•Serve the soup and separate the rest of the ingredients, with the vegetables and potatoes in one dish and the meats, meatballs and bones in another.Nutritional Information (per serving)CuscussóIngredients(10 people)500 g ground raw almonds300 g sugar200 g unsalted breadcrumbs100 g candied fruit60 g lard50 g raisins25 g pine nuts10 g ground cinnamon10 g lemon zest150 ml waterPreparation•Spread the breadcrumbs and place in the preheated oven at 100ºC until they are completely dry and hard. You don't need to roast them, just remove the moisture. Shred or grate them.. Keep in mind that when it dries it will be lighter in weight. In an earthenware casserole, add the lard until it melts, add all the sugar and stir.•Add the water, keep stirring, add the breadcrumbs, then add the ground almonds. Do this over a low heat and always stirring.•Add the raisins, pine nuts, cinnamon and frosted fruits, leave on the heat 5 minutes more while stirring continuously.•Once everything is well mixed, remove from the heat and put in a mould lined with vegetable paper, press the dough down and place a weight on top of it, and let it cool.•The flavour and consistency will intensify two days after you've made this. Keep in the fridge until it is eaten.Nutritional Information (per serving)Planifica tus recetas