Bocadillo de Pollo al Curry
Curry chicken bocadillo; international influence.
Curry chicken bocadillo; international influence.
Ibérico pork 'pluma' cut bocadillo; feather-shaped tender cut.
Free-range chicken (pitu de caleya) bocadillo.
Pisto (Spanish ratatouille—tomato, peppers, zucchini, onion) bocadillo.
Manchego-style pisto bocadillo; often topped with fried egg.
Stuffed piquillo pepper bocadillo; peppers stuffed with bacalao or meat.
Pepper bocadillo; roasted red peppers (pimientos asados) with olive oil.
Piquillo pepper bocadillo; roasted, peeled piquillo peppers (often stuffed with cod or meat).
Padrón peppers bocadillo; small green peppers, some hot, some not. Fried and salted.
Chicken breast bocadillo; grilled chicken breast.
Meat pie (pastel de carne murciano) components in bread.
Wrinkled potatoes in bocadillo; boiled in salt water, with mojo.
Blood sausage bocadillo; Spanish morcilla (blood sausage with rice or onions depending on region) sliced or crumbled, often grilled.
Burgos-style morcilla; famous blood sausage with rice and onion, smoky flavor.
Burgos blood sausage bocadillo; rice-based morcilla, smoky and rich.
Migas bocadillo; fried breadcrumbs with pork fat, garlic, sometimes chorizo—humble shepherd's food.
Mussel bocadillo; steamed or escabeche mussels.
Marinera in bread; Russian salad (ensaladilla rusa) on a round fried bread base—Murcian tapa, sometimes in bocadillo.
Colored lard bocadillo; pork fat cooked with paprika, spread on bread like butter. Traditional breakfast.
Valencian longaniza bocadillo; regional white sausage.
Aragonese longaniza bocadillo; regional cured sausage.
Cured pork loin bocadillo; lomo embuchado—cured, air-dried pork tenderloin, lean and delicate.
Cured loin with cheese bocadillo; often with manchego.
Grilled pork loin bocadillo; fresh loin sliced thin, quickly grilled.