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ajoblanco

/AH-ho BLAHN-koh/
[Spanish]

There are various versions of this cold soup or gazpacho from Málaga, but essentially it contains bread, lots of garlic, oil and vinegar, sometimes vegetables, with blanched, ground almonds and is served with little triangles of toast. Often served with muscat grapes.

ajoblanco con uvas (de Málaga)

/AH-ho BLAHN-koh kon OO-bahs/
[Spanish]

A cold soup from Málaga made with crushed, blanched almonds, garlic and bread mixed with water and oil and vinegar and garnished with green Muscat grapes.

ajoborde

[Spanish] plural ajobordes

Elephant garlic or wild leek. A head of garlic having a large single clove and bearing more resemblance to a leek.

ajo bravo

[Spanish] plural ajos bravos

Elephant garlic or wild leek. A head of garlic having a large single clove and bearing more resemblance to a leek.

ajocaliente

/ah-hoh-kah-YEN-teh/
[Spanish]

A cold garlic soup

ajo cebollino

/AH-hoh seh-boh-YEE-noh/
[Spanish]

Chives

ajo colorado

/AH-ho koh-loh-RAH-doh/
[Spanish]

A dish of potatoes mashed with red peppers and a majado of oil and garlic with cumin. Alternatively it may be a purée of salt cod, bread and garlic, coloured red with paprika. Eaten in Lent.

ajo de cigüeña

[Spanish] plural ajos de cigüeña

Elephant garlic or wild leek. A head of garlic having a large single clove and bearing more resemblance to a leek.

ajo de las manos

[Spanish]

Sliced, boiled potatoes mixed with garlic, oil and vinegar dressing and red chillis.

ajo de las viñas

[Spanish]

Crow garlic. A form of garlic which is more a weed than a culinary gift. It's aftertaste is relatively bitter, and it imparts a garlic flavour to the meat of animals which graze wehre it is prevalent. It is invasive in some areas.