Eight Mercadona croquettes to celebrate this day as it deserves

If we talk about this dish, which is very popular in our country, we have to go back a year. 1817 know your origin. Chief of the French King’s court Antonin take care of me She prepared this recipe for the visit of the Prince of England and Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia. Cáreme designed a battered bechamel with a crunchy layer that was christened as follows: “croquets à la royale”.

So, as with most traditional dishes, this was the most practical way to make use of leftover meat from stews and stews: famine. Nowadays we eat very regularly, both at home and in any bar or restaurant, and the variety of croquettes is huge.

There are several tricks or techniques for making delicious croquettes. Here we tell you the trick Alberto Chicote puts this into practice so that the hams look great on you. You can also help yourself with a more “professional” tool to achieve the best results for this dish, which many consider a real pleasure.

Mercadona croquettes

If you’re not a cook, don’t have a hand in the kitchen, don’t have the time, or just don’t want to cook but you love croquettes, the quickest and easiest solution is to buy ready-made. You can choose to have them both frozen and fresh.

Mercadona has an array of croquettes to suit all tastes and palates. In the frozen section of Valencia supermarkets, you have a bag containing half a kilo of ham croquettes branded Hacendado por. 1.25 euros. In the same aisle, you can buy a 350 gram bag of casserole for 1.75 Euro and spinach for 100 TL. 2 euros. Finally, you have Camós mini cod croquettes. 1.70 euros 300 gram pack.

There are also ham and chicken croquettes called “caprichos”. Both are sold in half-pound packs and cost 3 eurosalthough the first one is gluten free.

Finally, in the meat department, you have trays of chicken and ham croquettes without ice cream. 3.50 euros. It comes in 12 pieces.

Happy Croquet Day!