Author: Rachel Webb

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  • Rachel Webb has lived in Jaén province, Andalucia since moving from England with her husband and sons in 1996. In that time she´s become (much to her surprise) an over 60s writer/blogger. She's often found visiting boutique hotels to add to www.onlyspain.org her portfolio of Only Spain Boutique Hotels, writing her blogs Andalucia Explorer and Luxury Spain Travel, sampling tapas and red wine or watching the sun set over the olive groves.

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Food and Drink, Further Afield

Seville Orange Marmalade

By Rachel Webb   Seville Orange Marmalade is easy to make and so satisfying to see your own home made products with hand-written labels filling your shelves.... Read more.
Further Afield

The tiny town of Zuheros

By Rachel Webb The tiny town of Zuheros, just over the border from my home province of Jaén into Córdoba province, is just one of Spain´s ‘official’... Read more.
Art, Further Afield, Historic Buildings, Villages

The Only Grade II Listed Model Village

The UK isn’t a big place. Break that down into its four parts – England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and you’ll find our destination in England... Read more.
Food and Drink

Yorkshire Parkin Recipe

As a Yorkshire lass, born but not bred (my parents moved south when I was four) Parkin was one of my favourite things. Memories of heading up the M5 to…... Read more.
Further Afield, Historic Buildings

Bijou Luxury in the Heart of Cordoba

By Rachel Webb  Roman Bridge, Alcazar and Mezquita, Cordoba Cordoba one of Southern Spain’s most famous cites, contender for the European Capital of Culture... Read more.
Food and Drink, Further Afield, History

Salmorejo Recipe – My Favourite Spanish Dish

Summer is on its way and  Salmorejo, my favourite Spanish dish will  soon be appearing on menus once again. It is eaten either as a cold thick soup or as…... Read more.
Food and Drink, Further Afield, Health & Beauty, Historic Buildings

Hacienda Zorita Wine Hotel, Spa and Organic Farm

Lying in the Duero valley on the banks of River Tormes, not far from the Portuguese border, Hacienda Zorita is a huge, ancient, sandstone building, a former monastery,... Read more.