Influenced by the diverse cultures that have followed one another since Islamic times, Alpujarra cuisine is based on agricultural and livestock products and condiments that are produced in the area. Cold meats, wines, sweets and chocolates are produced here.

Alpujarra cuisine features an abundance of stews, casseroles and other dishes, with pork featuring in most of them. Some of the most typical dishes are plato alpujarreño (Alpujarra dish), migas alpujarreñas (Alpujarra breadcrumbs) and chestnut stew.

Traditional dishes

Gastronomy is one of the defining elements of every culture, region or country. In the case of La Alpujarra cuisine, one of the benchmarks of […]

La Alpujarra cured meats

Following a tradition passed down from generation to generation, based on centuries-old recipes handed down from parents to children, sausages, cheeses and hams are produced […]

La Alpujarra Wine

The altitude, at 1,000 metres, gives La Alpujarra wine a distinctive character, good acidity and a powerful flavour. The location of the vineyards means that […]

Chocolate

Brought by the Mexica Indians, Granada was one of the first places in Europe where chocolate was consumed, at the end of the 15th century, […]

La Alpujarra sweets

Among the typical products of La Alpujarra region are handmade sweets, many of them of Arab origin, which were expanded with the Christian repopulation by […]

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