Bocadillo de Jamón Serrano
Serrano ham bocadillo; dry-cured mountain ham aged 12-18 months, deep pink color, slightly salty, served simply on good bread.
Serrano ham bocadillo; dry-cured mountain ham aged 12-18 months, deep pink color, slightly salty, served simply on good bread.
Ibérico ham bocadillo; premium ham from black Iberian pigs, often acorn-fed (bellota), intensely flavored with marbled fat that melts at ...
Teruel ham bocadillo; DOP-protected ham from Teruel, aged in cold mountain air.
Ham bocadillo with tomato; bread rubbed with ripe tomato (pan con tomate), drizzled with olive oil, then topped with jamón.
Fried egg bocadillo; fried egg (often with runny yolk) in bread.
Fried egg with fried peppers bocadillo.
Fried egg with ham bocadillo.
Fried egg with chorizo bocadillo.
Hornazo bocadillo; Salamanca's meat pie (chorizo, lomo, eggs in bread dough) sliced.
Burger in bocadillo bread; fusion format.
One name, two sandwiches: a smoky shell-on prawn off the plancha, and a peeled prawn in garlic-chili oil that soaks the crumb. The bocadillo de gambas is a coastal treat set by the cook's first move.
Garlic shrimp bocadillo; prawns sautéed in olive oil, garlic, chili.
Fuet bocadillo; thin Catalan cured sausage, dry and slightly tangy.
Pounded pork loin wrapped around jamón serrano, breaded twice and deep-fried into a crisp log, then sliced into a Córdoba bar roll with alioli. Andalusia's richest cheap bite.
Filloa (Galician crêpe) as wrap for various fillings.
Farinato is a sausage made mostly of breadcrumbs and lard, not meat, perfumed with anise. It has to be fried to exist, and a fried egg is the glue that keeps the crumbly filling inside the roll.
The bocadillo de fabada is the Asturian bean stew lifted out of its broth: the compango of chorizo, morcilla, lacón and tocino sliced into a barra, the fabes crushed to a paste that binds the loaf.
Asparagus bocadillo; white asparagus from Navarra, often with mayonnaise.
Esgarraet bocadillo; shredded salt cod with roasted red peppers, olive oil.
Escalivada, aubergine and peppers cooked in the embers until smoky, packed cold into a crusty roll with anchovy. A vegetable bocadillo whose name is its recipe.
Empanada in bread; Galician empanada (large filled pie with tuna, pork, or sardines) served in bread—carb on carb.
The word compango means, in old Latin, the thing that goes with bread. The bocadillo de compango sends it home: the smoked chorizo, morcilla and lacón of an Asturian fabada loaded into a barra.
The bocadillo de cochinillo packs Segovia's roast suckling pig into a barra: meat so soft it is carved with a plate edge, skin rendered to brittle crackling that has to still shatter at the bite.
Mussel (clòtxina) bocadillo; local mussels.