
Gastronomic parties
To retrieve the meaning of the party, which was not understood in the past without a good dish on the table and with all the family together around it, the local villages go back in time. They organise gastronomic celebrations with a main product. Along one day, the neighbours gather themselves and organise activities where a single ingredient becomes the protagonist.
Thus, there are such particular celebrations as that of the Wine and the Clotxa in Gandesa, which retrieves so a typical recipe in the zone; the Festivity of the Honey in El Perelló, which stands out the qualities of its most distinguished product; and the Party of the Vintage, where Corbera d'Ebre goes back in time with a celebration to get to know it to the youngsters and remember it among the oldest ones.
Gastronomic celebrations
The cuisine and the process of elaboration that some recipes follow are own features of each territory. Ingredients and tradition, which make each dish unique, are the protagonist during certain months of the year thanks to the celebrations dedicated to the local gastronomy in lots of villages.
The gastronomic days dedicated to rice, the traditional recapte (mixture of soup, meat and vegetables) or olive oil, among others, encourage the use of local products. During these days, the restaurants of our region display recipes from ancient times (grandmother's cuisine) as well as the most advanced sophisticated ones. Nothing can take protagonism to the gastronomic particularities that identify village.
In March, the menus of the local offer lots of cod dishes.
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In February, the restaurants' Association 'Plat i got' organises the gastronomic days to promote the local olive oil
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The citrus fruits and the squilla mantis are the main ingredients of the gastronomic days that are celebrated in Alcanar every year.
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Benifallet has been celebrating its gastronomic days since 2005. Rice is the main ingredient | |
Deltebre's gastronomic offer is wide and varied and it does not only count on the rice as its main ingredient
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In February, the artichoke is the protagonist of the gastronomic days of Amposta
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A dish merger between the traditional cuisine of Terres de l'Ebre and the gastronomy of the city of New Orleans.
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Since 2004 Amposta celebrates some gastronomic days with the star product in Delta de l'Ebre: rice.
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These gastronomic days take place during the second week in September in l'Ampolla
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Santa Barbara gastronomic days in November
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The local restaurants offer in their menus a rich gastronomic sample of the XVI century cuisine.
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During May two gastronomic events take place ( Recapte day (Catalan soup), and Gastronomic Fair), | |
Camarles celebrates a "baldana" day(black rice sausage day) during a weekend in August.
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Since 2003, at the end of May or beginning of June, Paüls celebrates the Festa de la cirera (cherry day).
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La clotxa is a typical meal in the Terres de l'Ebre cuisine that combines the bread with tomato and onion with a sardine or a sausage.
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The gastronomy of Sant Carles de la Ràpita is linked to the Mediterranean sea and to the Delta of the Ebro ecosystem.
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The council of Benissanet has got some of the most fertile agricultural areas in the region Ribera d'Ebre.
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In August, l'Ametlla de Mar celebrates la Festa de l'Arrossejat, one of the most important summer culinary activities.
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On a Sunday in May, l'Ampolla celebrates its gastronomic days with the oyster as main ingredient
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Prawns are one of the most typical products in the gastronomy of Sant Carles de la Ràpita
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