Cabbage from Cádiz with all its accoutrements

Cabbage in Cádiz and many other parts of Andalusia does not refer to cabbage but to a stew "with his accoutrements." A very complete dish then combine legumes vegetables and meat. Normally, meat, sausages and bacon are served chopped as a second course, making up the popular "Pringá", for which you only need a good piece of bread caught with fingers, press until everything is mixed and the mouth. It is that with a knife and fork, it is not the same.

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  1.   Juan said

    sorry but the cabbage is not from Cadiz it is from Jerez, it is a point of clarification.

    1.    ascen jimenez said

      Thanks John :)

  2.   Felix said

    Juan, in Jerez we are more, but that does not mean we have exclusivities, the cabbage is from Jerez, Sanlucar, Trebujena, Aros, Argar, Medina Sidonia, Vejer, Benalup at least, it did not occur in the Campo de Gibraltar as well although I do not think so
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