Spanish Tapas

TAPAS

  • All tapas can also be made to accommodate your buffet style event and any of our food items can be made to fit a Tapas styled event.


Meatballs in Tomato Sauce – Found in most tapas bars, this traditional dish tastes best when served piping hot straight from the pan. Served with fresh bread to mop up the juicy tomato sauce:

Empanadas – bread pies stuffed with shellfish, fish or meats, and veggies are iconic of Galician cuisine. My favorite is potato and chorizo (we even have a vegan version that is to die for) we can go over combos:

Patatas Bravas – (Crisp Spiced potatoes) is a basic, traditional Tapa, as popular in elegant big-city establishments as it is in the more modest village hostelries:

Ensaladilla Rusa – (Spanish potato salad) this traditional tapa is served throughout every region of Spain, with little variation. Ensaladilla Rusa is a perfectly balanced mixture of potatoes, hard-cooked eggs, and vegetables, using the mayonnaise solely to accent these other flavors. This colorful salad is served at nearly every tapas bar!

Tortilla Espanola – The traditional Spanish potato tortilla is one of Spain’s signature dishes. Served hot or cold, this potato and egg treat is always popular.

Specialty Italian Deli Tray – 2 cheese, 2 meats (ex: Capicola, Mortadella with Fontina & Provolone): can be tailored for larger or smaller crowd

Specialty Spanish Deli Tray – 2 cheese, 2 meats (ex: Serrano Ham, Chorizo with Smoked Mahon & Manchego Cheese) ):can be tailored for larger or smaller crowd


OLIVES

Marinated or stuffed, olives are another traditional Tapa served at nearly every bar!


SOUPS

Traditional Gazpacho: This is the most traditional and basic gazpacho recipe: tomato, green pepper, cucumber

Green Gazpacho: Originated in the province of Huelva: spinach, cucumber, parsley, mint, sour cream and mayo

White Gazpacho: Can a gazpacho be white? Based on traditional Aio Blanco: Cucumbers, sour cream and yogurt

Tortilla Soup: Chicken, onion, green chilies, lime, tortillas. Traditional!

Mango Gazpacho: Mangos, cucumbers, red pepper, jalapeño, lime

 


DESSERTS

Empanada de Manzana: (Spanish Apple pie) Though empanadas are most often thought of as savory pies, they can also be made for dessert. Other fruits available. –

Churros: Although churros are by no means exclusive to Madrid, they may have originated there. No open-air festival would be complete without its churrería stall, or at least a hawker wearing white cuffs and carrying a basket of freshly-fried fritters. –

Flan: This is the classic flan, which is as light and delicious as it is timeless.


SANGRIA

Basic Sangria: Our standard sangria recipe. Made with fruit and red wine

Strong Sangria: This is the strong one! Made with red wine, gin & vodka!

White Sangria: Softer, made with mint, white wine and fruit

Spicy Sangria: If you’re looking for a real HOT sangria … white wine with red chilies

Peach and Orange Sangria: This sparkling sangria uses white wine instead of red, to better partner the vibrant peaches and oranges. A bit more potent than its sweet taste suggests, this sangria should be savored slowly.

Citrus Sangria: This zesty sangria is especially refreshing thanks to the orange, lemon, and lime. Tangy and sweet, this drink tastes just like summer.

Sangria Clara: White sangria may seem more pure than the original red version, but it is every bit as potent. Here, the fresh mint leaves infuse the sangria with an unforgettable zesty freshness.

Fruity Sangria: red wine-flavored apple, pear and grapefruit.

 


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