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The Magic of Saffron and Cervantes: Castilla la Mancha
Made in Spain, hosted by Jose Andres, highlights Spanish cooking traditions.
The Magic of Saffron and Cervantes: Castilla la Mancha
Season 1 Episode 8 | 24m 39s | CC
José uses Manchego cheese to prepare a salad of cheese, tomato, thyme and walnuts. He shows us the food eaten by Cervantes’ Don Quixote. And he is witness to the wonder of saffron, when the remarkable crocus emerges from the earth and is turned into the world’s most expensive spice. José cooks a traditional dish of rabbit with saffron rice before returning to Spain to eat a marzipan dessert.
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