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After an amazing Christmas, done Spanish style, we stay on the Iberian peninsula to bring in the New Year. This night of niceties is called Nochevieja in Spanish, meaning literally ‘Old Night.’ Spanish traditions for this annual event can be a spectacle to behold. And with the spectacle, comes some of the tastiest dishes you can imagine.
Being in another country brings with it the invitation to experience new cultures, foods and traditions. This year, in spite of the pandemic, I managed to get to northern Spain to spend some quality Christmas time with my in-laws. On top of the bubbly atmosphere you’d expect from our Iberian cousins, I got to grips with their form of Christmas and everything the tradition means for them.