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Impressed by the flavors from today’s 9-course menu, I went back to the website to read more carefully about the professional journey, the stories, and the processes behind the creation of the refined high mountain cuisine. My personal favorite from the experience was “Tradición” (the chef’s favorite rice) and it made me smile to find fresh pea shoots here in Formigal.
It feels that both Chef Diego Herrero and his partner Amaya Sarasa have a deep emotional connection to the land, the mountains, and what nature in this part of the country has to offer. They truly elevate the flavors with their understanding of which ingredients pair best together and when. It’s all there in each dish—the love for the land and their commitment to elevating local produce from small-scale farmers and wine producers.
I also adore the cottage-like, heartwarming setting, the absolutely welcoming team, and the authenticity—non-pretentious, exactly as one would expect to encounter in the mountains.
It’s absolutely worth it for the largely organic ingredients, the passion, and the representation of potentially overlooked local, small-scale farmers and mountain cuisine in this part of Spain.
Gracias y Feliz Año Nuevo, Equipo Vidocq :))