Spanish Quarter Street Festival 2006
Paella
The Spanish are unequivocally admired for their deep-felt passion: for food, for dance, for life, for the opposite sex.
So it is no surprise that every year Sydney turns out in droves for the Spanish Quarter Street Festival. Who can resist seared spicy chorizo, jugs of sangria and saffron-yellow paella consumed to the yearning strum of a Spanish gypsy guitar.
Festival organisers have done a great job improving traffic flow every year, although the queues for cinnamon-dusted churros, it seems, will always snake halfway down the block.
Enough talk. Bring on the photos.
Spanish Quarter, Sydney
Pinata
Chorizo on the grill
Happy is the chef in charge of the chorizo
Empanadas
Chorizo
Patatas bravas
Mojo Picon sauces
Pulpo al Ajillo octopus in garlic sauce
Chocolate torrone
Bread from Common Ground Bakery
Fruit bread $6.00
Rye fruit and nut slice $2.50
Woven bag
Alpaca
South American dancers on a hair clip
Churros
Sangria
Street performer
Who said veggies weren't fun?
The fourth Spanish Quarter Street Festival was held on Sunday 03 September 2006.
This event takes place every year in Sydney's Kent and Liverpool Streets.
Related GrabYourFork posts:
Spanish Quarter Street Festival 2005: Part I
Spanish Quarter Street Festival 2005: Part II
Spanish Quarter Street Festival 2005: Part III
posted by Anonymous on 9/06/2006 11:00:00 pm
6 Comments:
At 9/07/2006 1:08 am, Anonymous said…
Looks fantastic! Mmm, chorizos straight off a hot grill - and those churros look beautiful!
At 9/07/2006 8:22 am, Kat said…
I completely forgot this was on! I love the veggie scultpure.And those churros look lovely. Do you remember who made them? The only good churros con chocolate I know of is at La Sangria in Balmain so if there are others, I'd love to know!
At 9/07/2006 10:27 am, Veruca Salt said…
Did I really need to see those yummy foods on such a miserable day?
Now I have a massive craving for a plat of paella and a squeeze of lemon.
At 9/07/2006 1:44 pm, shez said…
i went to the spanish quarter street festival as well as malaysia day (in tumbalong park, darling harbour)that sunday, and after waiting for fifteen minutes to get some fried rice noodles (which were smoky and delicious & authentic) and another 15 to get some indonesian chicken wings (which were much more expensive and a whole lot less tasty than the fried chicken drumlets from the stall next door) i was too beat to even look around spanish quarter properly!
i must say that the chorizo was brilliant though - as always :)
At 9/07/2006 6:46 pm, thanh7580 said…
I feel like eating some seafood paella now too. Ohhh I'm so hungry after looking at these photos. Have to go and get some dinner now.
At 9/08/2006 12:00 am, Jeanne said…
Why do you torture us so?? Those churros, those chorizos, that paella.... ai ai ai! Also love the embroidered alpaca :-)
I think London needs to have a Spanish festival. Or alternatively, I have to get me to Spain again soon!
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