Rice is an ingredient the British don't set much store by. It barely figures in our national cuisine. Rice cookery is something we're happy to acknowledge that other cultures do better. In fact, we probably eat more rice in our Chinese or Indian takeaways than as part of anything prepared in our home kitchens.
Our man on the ground in Spain, Paul Richardson, delves into the relationship Spaniards have with rice, with its different regions and opinions!
View PostThere are times when someone drops around unexpectedly or when you’re feeling too lazy to have to spend time in the kitchen, this is when the contents of your store cupboard can come to the rescue. Stock up on some of these essentials from Brindisa, and you’ll never need to get stressed again about what you’re going to eat. Just open a jar or a couple of tins and make yourself a meal to satisfy the most discerning palate (whether that’s yours or your visitor’s!). Suggested products and recipes from our Head of Product Training.
View PostEvery year Brindisa enters a number of products into one of the most prestigious British food awards, the Great Taste awards.
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This month, our man on the ground in Spain, Paul Richardson, heads to Castile to meet the extended Santos family. In a town that has 580 habitants but more than 10,000 sheep, it is the perfect place to make a range of cheese, including the 'creamy one', the cremoso.
The Cañrejal Cremoso won a Super Gold award in 2021/2022 at the World Cheese Awards and features on cheeseboards in renowned Spanish restaurants such as Iñigo Errechu in Madrid and Lera in Zamora.
This is a cheese that you need to know about.
We are truly delighted to announce a collaboration with one of Britain’s most treasured chefs, Alastair Little. He will be reimagining some of his classic recipes - dishes that you know and love, but might typically associate with Italy, France, Greece, even Morocco - using Spanish ingredients. And all peppered with his irascible wit. We are so excited, this is going to be fun!
View PostEver noticed that despite Spain’s huge range of climates and soils that make this country a vegetable superpower, when dining in Spanish restaurants, it seems as though local eating habits revolve around meat, fish and dairy.
View PostBrindisa founder, Monika Linton features in BBC Radio Four Food Programme discussing 'How Spain Does Beans'.
View PostBrindisa has been working and receiving delicious goat's cheese from the García family for just under a decade. In January, our man on the ground in Spain, Paul Richardson, headed out to the small town of El Barraco to meet the family at their dairy just North-West of Madrid.
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