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Sun, sea, tradition and rich gastronomy. That is what we find in the Valencian Community, a land that has managed to preserve ancestral and typically Mediterranean recipes linked to its products from the sea, the countryside and the orchard.

Along with paella, in all its variants, an indisputable symbol of Valencian identity, among the most emblematic dishes of the community we find the arròs del senyoret, the fideuà, the baked rice, the titaina or the vegetable coca. We cannot forget other typically Valencian symbols such as oranges, horchata or nougat from Jijona or Alicante that have made local gastronomy famous.

A typical Easter recipe is the Valencian esgarraet, a warm salad made with roasted red pepper, salted cod, olive oil and garlic. And it is precisely in this dish that he has inspired chef Javier Ruiz in his reinterpretation for La Anchoa Viajera to create a small bite that combines the best of Valencian tradition with the delicacy and technique of contemporary cuisine: Roasted pepper montaditos stuffed with cod brandade with aioli and black garlic.

Ensalada templada con pimiento rojo asado, bacalao en salazón, aceite de oliva y ajo
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Brandada-de-bacalao

INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

  • Roast the red pepper until tender and the skin can be easily removed. Once peeled, cut it into rectangular strips of uniform size.
  • Carefully roll each strip to form a montadito or cannelloni.
  • Fill each montadito with cod brandade.
  • To finish, top each piece with a teaspoon of mild aioli and a small piece of black garlic as a finishing touch.