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Nick Hopewell-Smith’s Avatar Nick Hopewell-Smith
Another fine drink for grown-ups. Not so sweet. Delicate and refined. I used Palo Cortado and Del Maguey. Why is it that so many of the best cocktails (that aren’t daquiris, sours or Italian-bitter) deploy sherry or saki. Answers on a postcard, please.
Nick Hopewell-Smith’s Avatar Nick Hopewell-Smith
Delicate and martini-like. Quite remarkable with a dish of salted cashews on the side!
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A delicious surprise. Quite boozy. The banana element is very clever.
Nick Hopewell-Smith’s Avatar Nick Hopewell-Smith
The world’s finest paella is served in two (rather competitive) restaurants in Pinoso, which is well inland from Alicante. The principal meat ingredients are farmed rabbit and snails. The dish is served in a shallow skillet and the caramelisation of the rice is critical. Alongside it I would choose a chilled and light Spanish red, like an Albahra, but when I was there, we had two bottles of an excellent local Monastrell. I guess chicken is not so different from farmed rabbit….