Count 5: Josh Rouse's Favorite Tapas

Nebraskan Josh Rouse credits his newfound breezy, feel-good sound to his relocation to Spain. But that's not all the countryside has inspired. Rouse developed a passion for the country's cuisine, especially tapas. The seasoned singer-songwriter, who releases a greatest-hits collection this week, titled 'The Best of the Rykodisc Years,' unveiled to Spinner his Top 5 favorite tapas dishes.

1. Sepia a la Plancha: Sepia is a type of calamari cooked with olive oil, garlic, parsley with a squeeze of lemon on top.

2. Croquetas: Bechamel mixed with either jamon, chicken or cod. They look like chicken nuggets but they taste better.

3. Jamon Iberico: The finest type of cured pork in Spain.

4. Patatas Bravas: Basically just fried potatoes with a garlic alioli on top.

5. Aceitunas: Green olives with the pit removed and a bit of anchovy inserted.


Josh Rouse on the Interface

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