Jamón ibérico de cebo de campo
Guijuelo, Salamanca · Twenty-four months; sweet and delicate.
A tapas menu lets a table order a little or a lot. This example shows each dish in up to three sizes: tapa, media and ración.
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Tapas, jamón carved by hand and sherry poured from the cask.
Carved by hand at the bar, to order.
Guijuelo, Salamanca · Twenty-four months; sweet and delicate.
Jabugo, Huelva · Acorn-fed, thirty-six months; nutty and long.
Los Pedroches, Córdoba · Cured loin with pimentón and garlic.
Manchego, Payoyo and Torta del Casar with membrillo.
Vegetarian
From the counter, served cold.
Potato, confit tuna belly, roasted pepper and our own mayonnaise.
White anchovies cured in sherry vinegar, garlic and parsley.
Chilled tomato and bread cream, chopped egg and jamón.
Anchovy, manzanilla olive and guindilla pepper on a stick.
Ibérico ham in a creamy béchamel, a crisp crumb. Two to a tapa.
Made to order and soft in the middle; alioli on the side.
Vegetarian
Fried potatoes, a smoky salsa brava and alioli.
Vegetarian
Prawns sizzling in olive oil, garlic and guindilla.
Gluten-Free
Blistered, with flaky salt. Some are hot.
Vegan
Asturian chorizo simmered in dry cider.
Fried in olive oil the Cádiz way, or straight from the plancha.
Cuttlefish, anchovies and red mullet with lemon.
Octopus on sliced potato, pimentón de la Vera and olive oil.
Gluten-Free
Razor clams, garlic, parsley and lemon.
Gluten-Free
Jerez's egg-yolk custard under a dark caramel.
Brioche soaked in cinnamon milk, fried and glazed with Pedro Ximénez.
Vanilla ice cream drowned in old PX.
Vegetarian
Poured from the cask: by the copa or the bottle.
Hidalgo · Sanlúcar de Barrameda · Saline and bone dry.
Valdespino · Jerez · Single-vineyard fino; almonds and flor.
Lustau · Jerez · Hazelnut, toffee and a dry finish.
Valdespino · Jerez · Twenty years in the solera; walnut and old wood.
Toro Albalá · Montilla · Raisin, fig and dark chocolate.
Red vermouth on tap with orange and an olive.
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Use this templateName the ham and where it's from, like ibérico de bellota from Jabugo. The grade explains the price.
Cold plates, like ensaladilla and boquerones, are ready the moment they're ordered. List them before the hot tapas.
Croquetas, tortilla, bravas. Say how many pieces come in a tapa.
Octopus, clams and fried fish. In a mixed fried plate, name every fish, like cuttlefish and anchovies.
List sherry from driest to sweetest, manzanilla to Pedro Ximénez, so guests can pick by taste.
Three columns: tapa, media and ración. Leave a size blank when you don't serve it, and make a ración cheaper than two medias.
White anchovies cured in sherry vinegar, garlic and parsley.
Chilled tomato and bread cream, chopped egg and jamón.
Anchovy, manzanilla olive and guindilla pepper on a stick.
Say how it's cooked and warn about surprises: some Padrón peppers are hot.
Traditional Spanish peppers.
Blistered, with flaky salt. Some are hot.
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A tapa is a few bites for one. A ración is a full plate to share, and a media is half of that.
No. A gilda is one skewer, so it's tapa only. Octopus is better shared, so it's media and ración.
Outside Spain, both. Keep the Spanish name and put a short English line under it.



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