Trinxat, a traditional Andorran dish, is a hearty potato and cabbage mash that's typical of the Pyrenees cuisine. It's prepared by boiling potatoes and cabbage, then mashing them together with garlic, olive oil, and sometimes bacon or pancetta for added flavor. Once mashed to a textured consistency, the mixture is often fried until a golden crust forms on the outside, creating a delightful contrast of textures. Trinxat is a popular dish during the cold winter months and is a tribute to the rustic and wholesome flavors of Andorra. It's commonly enjoyed with a side of local cured meats, making it a well-balanced and satisfying meal.