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The Cistercian Monastery of Teror, between the Suns. for the first time, convents receive distinction from a gastro guide highlighting artisan sweets
The first toast of the year, chocolate with churros after a walk through the illuminated city or that after-dinner meal that stays with you for years. Christmas is full of magical moments around a table or around a bar, and the Soletes of this edition arrive to leave no occasion uncelebrated.
“Who doesn't like to celebrate and get caught up in the illusion of such sparkling days?”. In Repsol Guide We have been inspired by the collective desire to celebrate and we have illuminated some Christmas Soles to have a good time 24 hours of the day and respond to all moments. Appetizers that you enjoy with new friends or how to stock the pantry with unique products”, Explain María Ritter, director of Repsol Guide.
Comfortable restaurants for large and small groups to meet with colleagues, family or co-workers, The bars with an atmosphere that becomes more special on key days and the ovens where the best Christmas sweets are made star in this list of more than 300 establishments.
Premiere soles in the Canary Islands...and convents
In total, There have been nine establishments that have earned the distinction of Solete in Canary Islands. Three in the province of Santa Cruz of Tenerife: Ambiguous (San Sebastian de La Gomera), The Dock (Santa Cruz de La Palma) y The Princess of Free Heart (San Cristobal de La Laguna).
In the province of The Palms, six new Soletes: Obrador Panalogy, Club AECA Santa Brígida, messing around y Tasca Marillanos (in the photo) in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Saint John (Counted) and the Cistercian Convent, of Terror.
And the distinction to religious congregations is the great novelty of this delivery of Soletes. The best convent ovens receive their award for the centuries-old recipes inherited from their sisters and their artisanal performance, that in some cases keep the tradition of an entire province. The Poor Clares of Llerena (Badajoz), The sisters of the Monastery of the Commanders of Santiago in Granada or the aforementioned nuns of the Cistercian convent of Teror in Las Palmas are among the 26 award-winning monasteries spread throughout Spain.
