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 | | Navarra: vegetable stews, Tudela's lettuce hearts with anchovies, salmon, or a simple vinaigrette (oil, salt and vinegar); piquillo peppers, which are often stuffed with meat; trout a la Navarra (cooked stuffed with bacon and cheese), Roncal and Idiazabal cheeses, curd from Ultzama, claret wine, and the liquor pacharán. |
 | | La Rioja: above all its international Rioja wines, as well as its vegetable soups, its pepper and its potato dishes (that dumbfounded even Paul Bocuse, so the story goes). |
 | | Today, Spanish cooking is "in fashion", especially thanks to Ferran Adrià, who in the summer of 2003 attained international renown thanks to the praise that he was given in Sunday supplement of the New York Times. |
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