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Solomillo al whisky is a traditional dish originating from Seville. The dish consists of pork tenderloin in a garlicky whisky sauce and it's made with a combination of medallions of pork tenderloin, flour, lemon juice, garlic, whisky, olive oil, stock, and often potatoes.
The meat is browned, then removed from the pan so that the sauce can be prepared. When the sauce has reduced, the meat is added back to the pan until warm. It's recommeneded to serve solomillo al whisky with potatoes or bread to mop up the juices.
This classic dish is a staple of Seville's tapas bars.
Berza de acelgas is a traditional Andalusian peasant stew originating from the Isla Menor, just south of Seville. The dish is usually prepared with a combination of lean pork, pork belly, pimentón, nutmeg, marjoram, haricot beans, chard or spinach, lard, and chorizo sausage.
The pork cubes are seasoned with salt, pepper, snutmeg, and marjoram. The pork belly and drained beans are boiled in a large saucepan until the beans become soft. The marinated pork, chorizo, chard (or spinach), and lard are then placed into the pot and simmered until the meat becomes tender and most of the liquid evaporates.
Pato a la sevillana is a traditional dish originating from Sevilla. It’s made with a combination of duck, bacon, garlic, white wine, oranges, olive oil, cinnamon, cloves, and olives. The duck is seasoned with salt and pepper and fried with bacon cubes, garlic, spices, and olives.
White wine is added to the earthenware casserole along with orange zest, and the dish is simmered until the duck becomes tender. Before serving, orange pieces are added to the sauce. It’s recommended to serve pato a la sevillana with a fresh endive-and-tarragon-based salad on the side.
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