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Hake is one of the most appreciated and consumed fish in Spain. The fishing technique known as pincho consists of using four or five rods of approximately six or seven meters. From each one hangs a 500-meter mother line with about 20 or 25 hooks. When the hake bites, the mother line is collected with the help of...

The sardine (Sardina pilchardus) is purchased during the months of July, August and September, when the sardine accumulates the fat that guarantees the flavor and quality of this fish in our canned fish. 

Chouriciños Albariños in Olive Oil, small preserved chorizos, made with the best local pork, selecting only the lean parts of the animal cooked with Albariño wine and olive oil.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Galician-style cod made in Galicia by Los Peperetes. This cod-based preserve is more than a preserve, it is a tapa. It is made with this highly valued fish, one of the jewels of our seas. For its production process, the cod is cooked to remove the skin and bones, leaving it completely clean.&nbsp;

Orella de porco Á Feira, casa da avoa, preserved pig's ear, prepared in the traditional way as it is usually consumed in Galicia: «Á feira»: with sweet and spicy paprika and salt.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Pulled Pork is a typical recipe of American cuisine. It is a method of preparation that consists of cooking pork at a low temperature for long periods of time and adding barbecue sauce (in this case, sauce from the artisan workshop A Factoría do Lume).&nbsp;

The latest addition to the Casa da Avoa family are these creams, ideal for spreading on toast and eating as a starter. Their texture is soft and it is fun to eat products like chorizo ​​in ways other than those we are used to. It will delight chorizo ​​lovers but it is a small bite that everyone will...

Mussels from the Galician estuaries, selected piece by piece and fried in olive oil. The mussels are covered in our renowned escabeche. This classic results in one of the most special and tasty products.&nbsp;

Chicharrones or richón in Galician are the lean part of the pig that is cooked over a low heat in its own juice, making it very tasty and fat-free.&nbsp; This is a very typical Galician recipe.&nbsp; <P...

The latest addition to the Casa da Avoa family are these creams, ideal for spreading on toast and eating as a starter. Their texture is soft and it is fun to eat products like pork rinds in ways other than those we are used to. They will delight pork rind lovers but it is a small bite that everyone will...