FOOD MARKETS
Food Markets of Málaga
Mercado de Pedregalejo
c/ Navas Ramírez, 2 29017 Málaga
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm Sun. : closed
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm Sun. : closed
Mercado de Portada Alta
c/ Archidona, 21 29007 Málaga
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm Sun. : closed
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm Sun. : closed
RECIPES
Original recipes from Málaga
Soup
Emblanco – horse mackerel soup
This is certainly the most typical, authentic, but also a little bit weird fish soup from malagan cuisine. I say strange because it is definitely not the type of universally appealing dish...
Soup
Ajoblanco – cold almond soup
This original, strange but ultimately seducing cold soup is one of the unique windows into the long history of Andalusian cuisine. It is a less famous brother of gazpacho and probably gives us an idea
Gluten-free
Fried peppers
One of the most iconic recipes of Spanish cuisine and maybe also one of the most "emperor is naked" one. The fried peppers are present in many dishes as a perfect garnish of fish and meat as well as i
Fish
55 out of 5 stars (based on 1 review)
Anchovies in Vinegar
The origin of this recipe is truly ancient. The art of preserving food in brine is as old as the oldest cultures in the Spanish peninsula...
Salchichon croquettes
Bechamel croquettes are absolutely loved by all locals. Sometimes I wonder if the immense popularity of the fried croquettes is not a little bit exaggerated but I have to admit they have its own..
Meat
Kid goat with almond sauce
There are various ways of thickening a sauce. The part of the world I come from the most popular thickener is white flour or grated potatoes and to be honest I have never fallen in love with either..
Fish
Anchovy casserole
Anchovies, lemon, garlic, oil and parsley. The eternal set of magic ingredients which incredibly always comes with new surprising combinations. This is the easiest way to cook in a true malagan ...
Fish
55 out of 5 stars (based on 1 review)
Ajobacalao (ajocolorao) – salt cod spread
Ajobacalao (also known as ajocolorao) is one of the most original recipes from Málaga and there is nothing better you can spread on a toasted bread than this. It originally comes from the Costa...