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 ==== Queso Cabrales ==== ==== Queso Cabrales ====
-Not a dish, but a world-renowned blue cheese made in the Picos de Europa mountains. Cabrales has a strong, pungent flavor and is often served with bread, honey, or incorporated into dishes like sauces or steaks. [([[https://thecheeseatlas.com/cheese-profiles/cabrales/|The CHeese Atlas])]+Not a dish, but a world-renowned blue cheese made in the Picos de Europa mountains. Cabrales has a strong, pungent flavor and is often served with bread, honey, or incorporated into dishes like sauces or steaks. [([[https://thecheeseatlas.com/cheese-profiles/cabrales/|The Cheese Atlas]])]
  
 ==== Pixín (Monkfish) ==== ==== Pixín (Monkfish) ====
-Pixín, or monkfish, is a prized catch along the Asturian coast. It is commonly prepared grilled, fried, or in a cider sauce. The fish has a firm texture and a mild flavor, making it versatile in many dishes. [([[https://eatingasturias.com/wiki/Pix%C3%ADn|Eating Asturias]])]+Pixín, or monkfish, is a prized catch along the Asturian coast. It is commonly prepared grilled, fried, or in a cider sauce. The fish has a firm texture and a mild flavor, making it versatile in many dishes. [([[https://eatcampogrande.com/blogs/kitchen/what-does-monkfish-taste-like|Eat Campo Grande]])]
  
 ==== Arroz con Leche ==== ==== Arroz con Leche ====
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 ==== Caldereta de Marisco ==== ==== Caldereta de Marisco ====
-A seafood stew featuring the freshest seafood from Asturias, including lobster, prawns, clams, and mussels, simmered in a rich tomato and onion broth. It’s a dish that highlights the region’s close connection to the sea. [([[https://monix.es/en/blogs/blog/caldereta-de-pescado-y-marisco|Monix]])]+A seafood stew featuring the freshest seafood from Asturias, including lobster, prawns, clams, and mussels, simmered in a rich tomato and onion broth. It’s a dish that highlights the region’s close connection to the sea. [([[https://www.lecturas.com/recetas/caldereta-marisco_1154.html|Lecturas]])]
  
 ==== Chopa a la Sidra ==== ==== Chopa a la Sidra ====
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