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What to eat in Mojácar

Mojácar's cuisine is the best example of the gastronomic tradition of the Costa de Almería, where fish and seafood fresh from the sea predominate, but which also includes succulent recipes featuring the fruits of the land.

Aware of the importance of maintaining the culinary heritage of the past, Mojácar's cuisine preserves the authentic flavour of the simple dishes and stews of yesteryear cooked to satisfy the appetite, but which today are in demand by all those who visit Mojácar precisely because they have managed to preserve the most local and distinctive character of the Mediterranean diet, differentiating it from other destinations on the same coast.

On the other hand, Mojácar's privileged location just a stone's throw from the Mediterranean, with a climate that guarantees the highest quality vegetables and olive oils, has meant that this tradition in the kitchen has always been in contact with people from all over the world who have contributed their own stamp to convert these precious treasures into appetising dishes.

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STRAIGHT FROM THE FISH MARKET

The port of Garrucha

The red shrimp from Garrucha is one of the most highly valued seafoods in the whole of the Mediterranean for its intense flavour and incomparable appearance. But the boats that fish daily in the waters of the Bay of Almeria from this port, one of the most important in Andalusia, unload every afternoon countless species of top quality local fish and shellfish.

Norway lobsters, John Dory, redfish, groupers, snappers, bream, cuttlefish and sea bream... are some of the most consumed species, traditionally cooked on skewers or directly grilled. The people of Almeria are true masters of this way of grilling fish, which allows the quality and flavour to be appreciated in its natural state, with no more seasoning than salt.

The port of Garrucha
EVERY MOTHER HAS HER OWN RECIPE

Seafood stews

Starting with a very tasty fish broth and using potatoes as the base of the dish, there are countless variations of seafood stews that are cooked in the houses of Mojácar depending on the season.

Cuttlefish in sauce and “Ajo Colorao” are perhaps the most representative. The latter is a typical stew based on mashed potatoes with paprika, seasoned with natural tomato and with skate as the main ingredient. It is truly unique! And the fact is that, in short, the main attribute of Mojácar's culinary tradition is the quality of the raw materials, always from kilometre 0, that it uses.

Seafood stews
THE FLAVOUR OF ALWAYS

Centenary recipes

In the area you will find hearty dishes of traditional cuisine full of flavour and history whose main ingredients combine garden produce with local meats. Here are some examples.

Gurullos are a kind of stew accompanied by wheat semolina pasta which is shaped by hand to emulate grains of rice and served with partridge or rabbit. Known as Trigo, another very popular dish is this stew with crushed wheat and typical local vegetables. Another dish that is not to be missed is Caldo con Pelotas, which is a traditional meatballs with pine nuts, or Migas, a dish made with leftover bread and eaten with fried aubergines, black pudding or even anchovies and sardines.

Centenary recipes
NEVER TO BE MISSED

Rices

As a good destination in the Spanish Mediterranean, seafood rice dishes, especially those with broth, are a must on the tables of Mojácar. With such a high quality raw material as the Bay of Almería has to offer, it would be a sin not to take advantage of it to cook one of our favourite recipes: paella.

Recently, paella has been distinguished as an asset of cultural interest, not only because of its irresistible flavour or because it has travelled around the world carrying the name of Spain, but also because of its historic role as a unifying element for the families of the Levant, who since time immemorial have sat around a paella to share their most special moments. How marvellous!

Paella

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