Cazuelica and Wine Week

Cazuelica and Wine Week
It celebrates: From 7th October to 16th October
Place: Pamplona/Iruña (Navarra)
Category: Gastronomic
Popularity: (***) 3/5
Organize: Catering Association and Tourism of Navarre
Known start date: Since 2001
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This is an event that aims to promote the value of traditional cuisine, becoming a true representation of Navarrese gastronomy, in a miniature version.

What does the Cazuelica and Navarra Wine Week consist of?

The traditional Cazuelica and Wine Week consists of a competition in which various establishments related to the hotel and catering trade offer a variety of cazuelicas at a low price, accompanied by a D.O. Navarra wine.

Each cazuelica will be prepared in a way that highlights traditional cuisine, but at the same time avant-garde, both in terms of the food used and the cooking technique, including some of the region's traditional dishes, such as lamb, suckling pig or ajoarriero. It is worth noting that they also offer dishes suitable for coeliacs.

Origin of Cazuelica Week in Navarre

The aim of this week is to recover the value of traditional Navarrese cuisine, with a few original touches, while at the same time trying to promote the region's economy.

What else to see or do in Pamplona?

  • Old quarter of Pamplona.
  • Town Hall Square.
  • Museum of Navarre.
  • Gothic churches.
  • Royal Palace.
  • Santa María Cathedral.
  • Arga River Park.

Navarrese gastronomy

Apart from the different casseroles that you can try in the participating establishments, you should not miss these dishes:

  • Peppers stuffed with cod.
  • Skewers.
  • Pocha beans with chistorra sausage.
  • Cod in ajoarriero sauce.
  • Roncal cheese.
  • Fried milk.
  • Canutillos stuffed with cream.

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