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Angula

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An angula is a young conger eel, 5 centimeters long, thin, white and light grey coloured, which looks like a short spaghetto. It is highly appreciated as a gastronomic delight in some regions of northern Spain, and very expensive too! You can prepare it with olive oil and laminated garlic: first warm up the oil, fry the laminated garlic and a few cayena pieces. After that fry the angulas for a few seconds, just to warm then up. It is best to cook in a small earthenware casserole.