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Dani García

Three-stared Michelin Chief and Owner at Manzanilla Spanish Brasserie

Chef García is one of Spain’s most accomplished Chefs. He is the Executive Chef of “Calima” in Marbella, which recently received its second Michelin star and is considered one of the best and most innovative restaurants in Spain, and a frequent headliner at gastronomic conferences such as Madrid Fusion.

Chef García has partnered with Mr. de Rochefort to open Manzanillla in New York City, his first restaurant outside of Spain. At Manzanilla, Chef García serves a more traditional take on the cuisine of his homeland.

Most Recent Posts

Spanish Fillet San Jacobo Recipe
Tapas

Spanish Tapas Fillet San Jacobo Recipe

Each San Jacobo bite is a harmonious symphony of textures and tastes that speaks to the artistry of Spanish culinary traditions.

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Traditional Extremadura Perrunillas Recipe
Dessert

Traditional Extremadura Perrunillas Recipe

Cherished perrunillas, with their origins deeply rooted in Spanish tradition, encapsulate the essence of a time-honored dessert

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Canning pulled pork recipe
Preserving Recipes

Pressure Canning Pulled Pork Recipe

Discover a mouthwatering pressure-canning pulled pork recipe that combines convenience and flavor.

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Original Valencian Titaina Recipe Ultimate Guide & Tips
Main Dishes

Original Valencian Titaina Recipe: Ultimate Guide & Tips

A delicious culinary masterpiece, the Original Valencian Titaina dish captures the vivid aromas and sumptuous ingredients of the Mediterranean area.

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Recipe For Filloas (Spanish Crepes)
Dessert

Recipe For Filloas (Spanish Crepes)

With the tempting delicacy known as Filloas, the Spanish crepes encapsulating the spirit of a rich culinary tradition, indulge in the lovely world of Spanish food.

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Canning Pickled Red Cabbage Recipe – Step-by-step How To Can Red Cabbage
Preserving Recipes

Canning Pickled Red Cabbage Recipe – Step-by-step How To Can Red Cabbage

Enjoy canning pickled red cabbage delicious flavor and nutrient-dense benefits long after its prime season.

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