A lunch before leaving Madrid - Asturias cuisine. Three fabulous fabadas, cazuela-like stews of beans and proteins, followed fresh tomato and an asturian queso. Three proteins and flan to end the meal.
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Monday, April 8, 2024
Last lunch in Madrid (for now)
A day in Segovia
We took the high speed train to Segovia for a pig lunch
a photo from the return trip of the speed- it was a less than 30 minute journey....
We had a fabulous dinner that evening at El Brote, a restaurant the specialized in fresh mushrooms of many varieties- seasonal choices prepared in creative ways. Took photos of both the English and Spanish menus because I know there will be some questions. I loved the entire menu. Phil wanted more meat. Because his pig for lunch wasn't enough LOL
forgot to photo the morels before they were attacked by all of us- LOL so partially eaten will have to do...
So one more meal together for lunch before we return to Valencia---
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