Food Fridays - Granada

Ham! Ham! Ham! Granada was the place we pigged out on that delicious, special, dry-cured Spanish ham or jamon.  It was our afternoon treat.  Every afternoon.  Actually, to be honest, Granada was a very meat-centric food experience.  We did eat other things, but the best meals were for the carnivores.

"Meat" the dish that succeeded in putting Jimmy into a meat coma for a few hours.  There's blood sausage, chorizo, pork, lamb, and beef.

"Meat" the dish that succeeded in putting Jimmy into a meat coma for a few hours.  There's blood sausage, chorizo, pork, lamb, and beef.

Some things sound more interesting than they actually taste. This is pieces of squid and beans covered with squid ink.   

Some things sound more interesting than they actually taste. This is pieces of squid and beans covered with squid ink.   

A thick hearty special soup of the day loaded with potatoes, veggies, and chunks of beef. 

A thick hearty special soup of the day loaded with potatoes, veggies, and chunks of beef. 

Our favorite taverna always delivered free tapas with our drinks.

Our favorite taverna always delivered free tapas with our drinks.

A very filling Spanish omelet. 

A very filling Spanish omelet. 

Our favorite Serrano ham.  A board of this, some bread, and olives makes a great filling snack. 

Our favorite Serrano ham.  A board of this, some bread, and olives makes a great filling snack. 

Meet the pricey Iberico ham from special acorn-fed pigs with black hooves.

Meet the pricey Iberico ham from special acorn-fed pigs with black hooves.

Rabo del Toro.  Oxtails again.  This one was like a meaty oxtail poutine.

Rabo del Toro.  Oxtails again.  This one was like a meaty oxtail poutine.