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El mejor sabor venezolano reflejado en una receta fácil y sencilla para preparar las deliciosas arepas en casa, con dos deliciosas opciones de rellenos que debes probar. MASA DE AREPAS Ingredientes 360 gramos de harina de maíz precocida 600 ml de agua tibia 1 cucharadita de sal Preparación En un bol, poner el agua y la sal, y añadir la harina de maíz. Mezclar bien primero con una cuchara de madera y luego con las manos, hasta que la masa esté homogénea. Si hace falta corregir añadiendo más harina o más agua. Dejar reposar 10 minutos. Con las manos húmedas, hacer seis bolitas y las aplastarlas sobre un trozo de papel vegetal. Calentar una plancha o sartén pincelada con aceite de oliva. Cuando esté caliente cocinar las arepas hasta que se doren por los dos lados, unos 5 minutos por lado. Para rellenarlas, cortar un extremo y las abrirlas. PELÚA DE POLLO Ingredientes 250 gramos de pechuga de pollo ½ cebolla 1 diente de ajo 1 pimentón rojo 2 cucharadas de salsa barbacoa 200 gramos de queso amarillo Sal y pimienta al gusto aceite Preparación Lo primero es cocinar el pollo. Para ello, colocar la pechuga en una olla con suficiente agua y una pizca de sal. Dejar cocinar unos 20 minutos. Una vez el pollo esté cocido, retirar de la olla y déjala enfriar. Luego desmechar en finas hebras. Reservar. Por otro lado, calentar un sartén con un chorrito de aceite. Añadir la cebolla y el ajo, dejar sofreír hasta que la cebolla se ponga transparente. Seguidamente incorporar el pimentón y sofreír por unos 7 minutos. Al final añadir el pollo, sal y pimienta al gusto, la salsa barbacoa y un poco de caldo de pollo. Remover y cocinar por 5 minutos más. Rellenar la arepa con esta mezcla de pollo y el queso rallado. REINA PEPIADA 300 gramos de pechuga de pollo 2 ramitas de cilantro 1 diente de ajo pequeño 1 cebolla mediana 1 aguacate maduro 3 cucharadas de mayonesa 1 cucharada de aceite de oliva 1 cucharada de limón
Daniel S.SDaniel S.S
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A beautifully restored market that perfectly blends tradition and modernity. The building itself is stunning, full of architectural charm and local character. Inside, you’ll find a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and local delicacies. It’s the kind of place that gives you a real taste of the city’s everyday life — vibrant, authentic, and full of color. Whether you’re shopping, grabbing a bite, or just strolling through, the experience is delightful. A must for anyone who enjoys food markets and local culture.
Kissairis Basora MKissairis Basora M
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What a great old school market hall. Clearly been renovated. Very neat and clean and weatherproof in a 200 year old structure. It has an unbelievable assortment of meats, fruits, vegetables, olives and fish/seafood. Spain is pretty amazing with the fish. The selection and freshness are tops, even though Zaragoza is several hundred miles from the nearest body of water. You’d never know it looking at the seafood. Great place to pick stuff for your walk around town.
Tony KehlhoferTony Kehlhofer
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Nice mareket but stall holders go to the toilets in their food gloves. It is not good for food hygiene. While I waited for a lady to clean the men's toilets today. 2 x stallholders came to use the toilets. They obtained a key for the disabled toilets from the cleaner. Both men had food gloves on when entering the bathroom and leaving the bathroom. They then went back to their food outlets. See photo of 2nd man.
John BirchJohn Birch
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Fantastic food market in the centre of Zaragoza. This is the place to come for cheese, meat and fish products though there are a small number of bars where you can buy Spanish snacks. The venue is very clean and when we visited on Saturday afternoon the best stuff had gone so get there early. Built in 1903 it was well designed and is worth stopping to admire the architecture both inside and out.
Andrew LongAndrew Long
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This is a real market. It's incredible the variety of choices; meat, fish, lobster, shrimp, fruits, bars, tapas, great wine, coffee, and everything you can imagine for the perfect cook. Oh, all fresh. No luxury, no noise, just the fact that you enter to buy all the fresh ingredients for food cooking. Mercado San Miguel in Madrid is beautiful, but just like an imitation of the real thing.
Nephtali HernandezNephtali Hernandez
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Nearby Attractions Of Mercado Central de Zaragoza
Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
Plaza del Pilar
Fnac
Puerta del Carmen
Puente de Piedra
Cines Palafox
Cathedral of the Savior of Zaragoza
Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza
Zaragoza Principal Theater

Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
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Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
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Plaza del Pilar
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Fnac
4.1
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Nearby Restaurants Of Mercado Central de Zaragoza
Restaurante El Fuelle
LaBuganvilla
LA LOBERA DE MARTIN
La Republicana
Meli Del Tubo
La Bendita
Restaurante Méli Mélo
Canterbury Salamero
La Flor de Lis
Bar Estudios

Restaurante El Fuelle
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LaBuganvilla
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LA LOBERA DE MARTIN
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La Republicana
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Av. de César Augusto, 110, Casco Antiguo, 50003 Zaragoza, Spain
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mercadocentralzaragoza.com
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attractions: Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, Plaza del Pilar, Fnac, Puerta del Carmen, Puente de Piedra, Cines Palafox, Cathedral of the Savior of Zaragoza, Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza, Zaragoza Principal Theater, restaurants: Restaurante El Fuelle, LaBuganvilla, LA LOBERA DE MARTIN, La Republicana, Meli Del Tubo, La Bendita, Restaurante Méli Mélo, Canterbury Salamero, La Flor de Lis, Bar Estudios

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