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Hey ToniG, the hard to find "off the beaten path" restaurants are usually the best ones. I personally like to follow the Madrid workers to find the best places. I find that the construction workers know the secret places that serve up a great Men� del D�a since they are usually on a modest budget and like to eat well  The "Cocido" you had was "Cocido Madrile�o", perhaps THE most typical Madrid dish around. So, not only was it a nice meal but a cultural experience as well. It is a very strong plate for most people and becasue of that it is best to drink a litte (or lot  ) red wind with it. Richard has generously provided me and multimadrid with a "Cocido Madrile�o receipe at www.multimadrid.com/recipes/cocido.htm I will add your "El Radano" to my looooong (yet distinguished) list of "places to eat" Thanks, jer...
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Where can we find that list?... LA
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Hey LA, tis in my head and soon to be on this thread. Stay tuned! Saludos, jer...
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| Posts: 12217 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 | |
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