Paellera Professional Aluminum Nonstick 18" Tramontina

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For an authentic taste of Spain, our next level paella uses an abundance of seafood. Serve it straight from the pan to impress your guests. We have already mentioned that there are so many different ways to make paella, but here’s another one. This recipe is for a paella from the town of Aloha, located in the Province of Valencia, Spain. It’s a seafood paella with shrimp, mussels, and clams. Jambalaya and paella are two of the best one-pot or one-pan dishes out there. In both dishes, you stew meat or seafood in spices, seasoning, and rice broth. The similarities end here, as they each have unique characteristics that set them apart from one another. You’ll also need a paella pan. You can use a regular skillet but a paella pan is constructed for optimal results. Some come with dimples on the base for even heat distribution. And whatever size you choose will depend on your cooking surface and how many people you plan to feed. I used a 34 cm paella pan for this dish.

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Matiz’ paella rice is grown is Spain and the small grains perform particularly well for paella, yielding a perfect texture and consistency.As it commonly uses relatively expensive ingredients like saffron and prawns, the dish is mostly relegated to special occasions and holiday celebrations. It's an elegant and impressive addition to any Christmas feast! Wash and cut the tomato into small pieces. Also, add it to the paellera. Put paprika, salt, and pepper.

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The shape of the pan is iconic to the point that it has a name – paellera. It ensures the rice cooks evenly and in a thin layer without getting mushy. Unlike the creole version, Cajun jambalaya doesn’t contain any tomatoes. Instead of the creole red color, cajun has a much more distinct brown tint to it.

Now you can wash and cut the tomato into small pieces and add it to the paellera. Put paprika, salt, and pepper.

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For our Paella Valencia we’re using hands-down THE best paella base you’ll find anywhere. It’s made by Aneto, my favorite broth manufacturer, and it’s an all-natural broth made in Barcelona from the freshest vegetables, meats, herbs and spices and slow-cooked to achieve a flavor that is simply unmatched. No need to add saffron, it’s already in the broth. It wasn’t until later that paella became popular throughout Spain when rice exports increased, and rice became more readily available. Spain was once the world’s leading exporter of this grain but has since been supplanted by India and Thailand. Although the recipe remained similar across Spain throughout history, geographical locations influenced the rice preparation method. What Are The Basic Ingredients In Paella, And Why Are They Used? 1. Rice Watson, Andrew (1983). Agricultural innovation in the early Islamic world. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-06883-5.

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Here are some tips you should follow if you want to make paella on your own: Choose Medium Grain Rice Chorizo de bilbao- a dry, spicy semi-cured pork sausage which adds a smoky flavor. You may also use the Spanish Chorizo as a substitute. Even though it is high maintenance, it cooks this rice dish perfectly. It doesn’t take a lot of work to maintain either.