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The Spanish torÂtilla has more in comÂmon with the French omelette than with the Mexican-style corn or flour flat torÂtillas. Thin slices of potato are par-cooked in extra virÂgin olive oil before being layÂered with egg, garÂlic and onion. We finÂish this dish with a litÂtle Spanish jamón (serÂrano ham) topÂping and some fresh roseÂmary — a deliÂcious dish honÂorÂing an iconic Spanish recipe.
Tortilla Española is a dish that is served just about all day in Spain. You’ll see these layÂered beauÂties stacked along cafe counÂters and tapas-heavy bars throughÂout the counÂtry, widely availÂable, and can be served hot, room temÂperÂaÂture or cold. And, eaten as snacks, quick bites or as a light meal.