Our very full day started out with a class in the market led by chef Jordi Morera and then a tasting of olives, olive oils, hams and cheeses followed. Jordi showed us how important these are in Spain and how there are varieties and levels of quality that make a difference. Here is a link of a NY Times article that mentions Jordi (we got him last summer for the first time before this article came out.)
http://travel.nytimes.com/2011/01/23/travel/23hours-valencia.html
We stopped in at La Lonja, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and then we returned to Jordi's restaurant for a great, imaginative Valencian lunch.
We met up again for a night of magic and dinner. Through a good friend of mine we managed to get a private performance with some of Spain's top magicians. It was a fantastic end to what was one of the most complete days of Woodberry in Spain history.
Friday, July 8, 2011
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