#patatas a la riojana

[dabid-motozalea]

Hola. Podrías enviar un vídeo de ti mismo haciendo lentejas en pelotas? Gracias

Hostia, es que lentejas... no me gustan las lentejas, de hecho no como lentejas desde los 10 o 12 años, podría ser con otra receta?

Hago unas tortillas al estilo Betanzos, cojonudas.. o patatas a la riojana

[rabbitcruiser]

Day of La Rioja

Day  of La Rioja is a public holiday in La Rioja, Spain, and is celebrated  on June 9 every year. It marks the anniversary of when the autonomous  community of La Rioja’s statute was approved in 1982. This beautiful  picturesque region is known for its lip-smacking red wine and boasts of  over 500 wineries. We firmly believe that there is no such thing as too  many wineries but 500 sounds like a good number. The day is celebrated  with full vigor in the region by organizing various events including  exhibitions of works produced by local artists, traditional and modern  music concerts, sports events, and, of course, cooking up some great  dishes and washing them down with the world-famous La Rioja wine.

History of Day of La Rioja

The  history of La Rioja is marked by territorial disputes and invasions.  The territory of La Rioja was inhabited by the tribes of the Berones,  Autrigones, and the Vascones during Roman times, while in Medieval  times, it was often a disputed territory. After a Muslim Invasion in  711, La Rioja fell into the Muslim domains of Al Andalus. This was  followed by more disputes and invasions, which were then followed by —  you guessed it — even more disputes and invasions.

The territory  was divided between the provinces of Burgos and Soria as recently as the  19th century. Even France had its say. Napoleonic forces took over the  region during the Peninsular War, keeping it with the French till 1814.

Historically,  La Rioja formed part of different provinces in the area but became its  own province in 1833. It was called the Province of Logroño. The  province was renamed La Rioja in 1980, although Logroño is still the  capital city.

Today, this community forms the least populated  region of Spain with over 300,000 inhabitants. It also has its own flag  with the colors red, white, green, and yellow. The residents of this  region take a lot of pride in their land. Other events like the Vendimia  Riojana are also celebrated in the region. It is held during the third  week of September in Logroño to celebrate the grape harvest with  festivities, including a parade of carts and bullfights.

Day of La Rioja timeline

1550 B.C. The Iberian Peninsula

The Bronze Age begins and the El Argar civilization starts to form.

19 B.C. The Romans Take Over

Spain falls under the Roman Empire.

1479 The New Kingdom is Formed

The Kingdom of Spain is formed when Ferdinand and Isabella become king and queen.

1931 Spain As We Know It

Spain becomes a republic.

Day of La Rioja Activities

Visit La Rioja

Bring Spain home

Treat your friends

Take  a trip to La Rioja to see the festivities for yourself. Bask in the Day of La Riojaculture, food, and wine that makes this region so unique.

If you cannot visit La Rioja, then bring Spain to your home. Cook up some delicacies from La Rioja like Patatas a la Riojana, beef, or pork cheeks in Rioja red wine sauce and white asparagus.

Call  your family and friends over and treat them to some delicious food made  in La Rioja style. Open up a bottle of wine while you are at it.

5 Facts About Spain That Will Blow Your Mind

Spanish is widely spoken

The world’s first global empire

The world’s oldest restaurant

Spain has a tooth mouse

More bars than anywhere in Europe

Spanish is the world’s second-most spoken native language.

The Spanish traveled across the world and left their mark on the Americas  and also controlled the Philippines for over 300 years.

Madrid has the oldest restaurant in the world, El Restaurante Botin, which was opened in 1725.

Spain has a unique version of the popular mythical tooth mouse called ‘Ratoncito Perez.’

Spain has the highest number of bars compared to other countries in Europe.

Why We Love Day of La Rioja

The Spaniards know how to have fun

They make some great art

It is beautiful

We  love any reason to have a celebration! La Tomatina and the Haro wine festival are just some of the popular festivals held in Spain.

Some  of the world’s most famous painters including Pablo Picasso, Salvador  Dali, Goya, El Greco, and Velázquez all came from Spain. There is nothing better than appreciating a good work of art.

It  does not matter if you are into food, wine, beaches, history, art, or  architecture — Spain has it all. Spain is such a popular country that in  2018 the country had more visitors than the number of people who live  there!

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[jorgehdezalonso]

Patatas a la riojana el gran patrimonio de la tierra de los riachuelos

Las patatas a la riojana. Vayan por delante mis disculpas a esta comunidad que durante estos años he desterrado de mis artículos, no por falta de admiración o cariño hacia sus costumbres y hábitos culinarios, sino por olvido (lo cual podría considerarse aún peor). En aras de la concordia con los zancajones, toperos, fajolos… pido perdón por mi error dedicando a todos ellos estas líneas,…

[lacocinadepelukito]

Cómo Preparar Lomos de Merluza a la Riojana con Patatas Cocidas Receta P...

[jabidemoria]

¿Cual es tu plato favorito? ¿El que más te gusta aunque lo comas una vez cada quinquenio o el que más a menudo preparas? Hoy tocaba patatas a la riojana, un placer para los sentidos. (en San Sebastián, Pais Vasco, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoFVo_fNrwy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Pimiento gratinado relleno de arroz.

Pimiento gratinado relleno de arroz.

Ingredientes (2 Personas): 1 Pimiento verde.1 Taza Arroz basmati cocido.1 Tomate maduro.1/2 Cebolleta.10gr Mantequilla.15ml Aceite de oliva virgen extra.80gr Queso rallado.10gr Comino molido (1 cucharada).Sal.Pimienta negra molida.   Preparación : Vamos a cortar el pimiento en dos de manera horizontal para retirarle todas las semillas y las venas. Picamos el tomate así como la cebolla que…

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Alegrías Riojanas J.Vela en Sally Pepper

Alegrías Riojanas J.Vela en Sally Pepper

Alegrías Riojanas J.Vela en Sally Pepper Ya tenemos en Sally Pepper las Alegrías Riojanas J.Vela, unas guindillas sabrosas deliciosamente picantes. Ingredientes: guindillones picantes y acidulante: ácido cítrico. Esta variedad de pimientos picantes son toda una delicia. Originarios de la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja (España), su color es de un rojo vivo y son moderadamente picantes. Muy…

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[al-mayurqa]

Drácula pero Jonathan está en la España rural y le ponen patatas a la riojana

[gwendolynlerman]

Exspaining Spain: regions

La Rioja (La Rioja)

La Rioja only has one province, La Rioja. The capital city is Logroño.

Architecture

The traditional architecture of the region is characterized by stone or adobe walls, wooden details, and tile roofs. A peculiar type of building is the guardaviña or chozo, a one-story, circular construction made of boulders.

Climate

The predominant climate type is the continental one, characterized by hot summers and cold winters. Precipitation is mainly concentrated in the warmer months. The average temperature throughout the year is 13.1 °C (55.5 ºF).

Economy

La Rioja is known for its protected designation of origin wines, which means that agriculture, especially viticulture, is very important. Other relevant crops include wheat, barley, and asparagus.

The main industries are wine production, conserves, textiles, furniture, and rubber.

Famous people

Domingo de Silos - monk

Fausto Elhuyar - chemist

Gonzalo de Berceo - poet

Gustavo Bueno - philosopher

Javier Cámara - actor

Juan José Elhuyar - chemist

Manuel Bretón de los Herreros - dramatist

María de la O Lejárraga - writer

Gastronomy

The Riojan diet is based on stews, meat, vegetables, cheese, and wine. Typical dishes include patatas a la riojana (potatoes with chorizo and lamb cutlets), bacalao a la riojana (cod with pepper, tomato, and sauce), ahorcaditos (scallop-shaped sweets made with puff pastry, almond, and cream), and peras al vino (pears in red wine).

Patatas a la riojana

Peras al vino

History

4th century BCE - Berones, Autrigones, Vascones

5th century CE - Visigoth conquest

8th century - Muslim invasion

970-1005 - Kingdom of Viguera

1005-1076 - Kingdom of Pamplona

1076 - Kingdom of Castile

1822 - province of Logroño

1982 - Statute of Autonomy

Languages

The only official language is Spanish. The Riojan dialect has Aragonese, Basque, and Navarrese traits. It is characterized by the used¡ of compound tenses instead of simple ones, the substitution of por by a next to time adverbs (ayer a la mañana vs. ayer por la mañana), and the conservation of Latin -b- in the imperfect tense (mordiba vs. mordía).

(Riojan Spanish vs. Standard Spanish)

Monuments and landmarks

There are two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Route of Santiago de Compostela (shared with other regions of Spain) and San Millán Yuso and Suso Monasteries.

Other landmarks include the Co-Cathedral of Santa María de la Redonda, the Sierra de Cebollera Natural Park.

San Millán Yuso Monastery

Sierra de Cebollera Natural Park

[lasrecetasdelpueblo]

PATATAS

Hoy os traigo un tubérculo que nos ha dado grandes recetas en la cocina española: Las Patatas. ¿Qué puede decir de las patatas que no sepáis ya? Utilizada como acompañamiento, primer plato, segundos platos… tenemos una gran cantidad de recetas nacionales con este producto y por nombrar dos: Tortilla de patata y Patatas a la riojana… aunque sabemos muchas, muchas más VALOR NUTRICIONAL…

[rabbitcruiser]

Day of La Rioja

Day  of La Rioja is a public holiday in La Rioja, Spain, and is celebrated  on June 9 every year. It marks the anniversary of when the autonomous  community of La Rioja’s statute was approved in 1982. This beautiful  picturesque region is known for its lip-smacking red wine and boasts of  over 500 wineries. We firmly believe that there is no such thing as too  many wineries but 500 sounds like a good number. The day is celebrated  with full vigor in the region by organizing various events including  exhibitions of works produced by local artists, traditional and modern  music concerts, sports events, and, of course, cooking up some great  dishes and washing them down with the world-famous La Rioja wine.

History of Day of La Rioja

The  history of La Rioja is marked by territorial disputes and invasions.  The territory of La Rioja was inhabited by the tribes of the Berones,  Autrigones, and the Vascones during Roman times, while in Medieval  times, it was often a disputed territory. After a Muslim Invasion in  711, La Rioja fell into the Muslim domains of Al Andalus. This was  followed by more disputes and invasions, which were then followed by —  you guessed it — even more disputes and invasions.

The territory  was divided between the provinces of Burgos and Soria as recently as the  19th century. Even France had its say. Napoleonic forces took over the  region during the Peninsular War, keeping it with the French till 1814.

Historically,  La Rioja formed part of different provinces in the area but became its  own province in 1833. It was called the Province of Logroño. The  province was renamed La Rioja in 1980, although Logroño is still the  capital city.

Today, this community forms the least populated  region of Spain with over 300,000 inhabitants. It also has its own flag  with the colors red, white, green, and yellow. The residents of this  region take a lot of pride in their land. Other events like the Vendimia  Riojana are also celebrated in the region. It is held during the third  week of September in Logroño to celebrate the grape harvest with  festivities, including a parade of carts and bullfights.

Day of La Rioja timeline

1550 B.C. The Iberian Peninsula

The Bronze Age begins and the El Argar civilization starts to form.

19 B.C. The Romans Take Over

Spain falls under the Roman Empire.

1479 The New Kingdom is Formed

The Kingdom of Spain is formed when Ferdinand and Isabella become king and queen.

1931 Spain As We Know It

Spain becomes a republic.

Day of La Rioja Activities

Visit La Rioja

Bring Spain home

Treat your friends

Take  a trip to La Rioja to see the festivities for yourself. Bask in the Day of La Riojaculture, food, and wine that makes this region so unique.

If you cannot visit La Rioja, then bring Spain to your home. Cook up some delicacies from La Rioja like Patatas a la Riojana, beef, or pork cheeks in Rioja red wine sauce and white asparagus.

Call  your family and friends over and treat them to some delicious food made  in La Rioja style. Open up a bottle of wine while you are at it.

5 Facts About Spain That Will Blow Your Mind

Spanish is widely spoken

The world’s first global empire

The world’s oldest restaurant

Spain has a tooth mouse

More bars than anywhere in Europe

Spanish is the world’s second-most spoken native language.

The Spanish traveled across the world and left their mark on the Americas  and also controlled the Philippines for over 300 years.

Madrid has the oldest restaurant in the world, El Restaurante Botin, which was opened in 1725.

Spain has a unique version of the popular mythical tooth mouse called ‘Ratoncito Perez.’

Spain has the highest number of bars compared to other countries in Europe.

Why We Love Day of La Rioja

The Spaniards know how to have fun

They make some great art

It is beautiful

We  love any reason to have a celebration! La Tomatina and the Haro wine festival are just some of the popular festivals held in Spain.

Some  of the world’s most famous painters including Pablo Picasso, Salvador  Dali, Goya, El Greco, and Velázquez all came from Spain. There is nothing better than appreciating a good work of art.

It  does not matter if you are into food, wine, beaches, history, art, or  architecture — Spain has it all. Spain is such a popular country that in  2018 the country had more visitors than the number of people who live  there!

Source

[luckyhungrygirlfriend]

PATATAS A LA RIOJANA

En esos días en los que el calor del hogar es el mejor refugio para el frío, los guisos de patata son una apuesta segura. Y si encima las patatas vienen acompañadas de un buen chorizo y de pimentón de la Vera...¿Quién propone un mejor plan?

Ingredientes: 

1 cebolla pequeña, 2 dientes de ajo, 1 pimiento rojo, 250 gr de chorizo, 1 kilo de patatas, 1 litro de caldo de pollo, 1 cucharadita de sal, 1 cucharada de pimentón dulce, 1 cucharadita de pimentón picante, 1 hoja de laurel y 1 cucharada de aceite de oliva virgen,

Elaboración:

Paso 1:

Picar finamente la cebolla y el ajo.

Paso 2:

Quita las semillas y picar el pimiento.

Paso 3:

Cortar el chorizo en rodajas y pelar y cascar las patatas.

Paso 4:

Pochar la cebolla hasta dorar. Agregar el ajo y dejar cocinar durante 2 min.

Paso 5:

Añadir el chorizo y dejar dorar. Agregar el pimentón dulce y picante, el laurel y la sal y dejar cocinar 2 min más. 

Paso 6:

Añadir las patatas y remover para que se impregne de las especias.

Paso 7:

Verter el caldo de pollo, tapar y cocínar a fuego lento. Destapar y dejar cocer de 20-25 minutos. La patata debe quedar tierna y el líquido debe haberse reducido a la mitad. 

Paso 8:

Corregir el punto de sal y servir junto a un buen mendrugo de pan.

[0781jens-blog]

Deze avond was het Spaans eten met heerlijke Patatas y chorizl a la riojana (Stoofmot van Chorizo met aardappelen en paprika en geserveerd met broodjes. Streekgerechtje uit La Rioja. 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 https://www.instagram.com/p/CiseAbqs9eZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Patatas a la Riojana (Newcook).

Patatas a la Riojana (Newcook).

Ingredientes (4 Personas): 1 Kg de patatas troceadas. 1/2 chorizo en rodajas.1 pimiento rojo a tiras. 1 puerro.1 mda de tomate frito. 1/4 mda de aceite. Azafrán.1 cucharada de pimentón. 750ml de Caldo de verduras o pollo. Sal y pimienta.   Preparación : Lavamos y cortamos las verduras en trozos pequeños. Olla Nueva: Añadimos todos los ingredientes, y removemos. Tapamos la olla Menu Cocina baja…

[estanisochoa]

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