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Paella

Yes, here it is the world famous spanish recipe. As few months ago I criticized the rize & chorizo recipe for being called paella I feel like I should say how a paella is. Though there is a lot of controversy about what paella is, here is a common and minimum recipe that gather the essentials. Main objective of Paella, a side of obvious mixture of rice, fumets, vegetables and fish or meet, a side of this is to get 3 (three ) different textures of rice. This is the issue a paella must solve, the textures of rice gotten by managing time, fire and fumet quantity.
Textures: Dry and cooked rice, 80% of rice at paella should be just well cooked, nor hard neither paste. 15% hard, a bit crusty, this is the rice you see on surface and at borders. And finally , the gold medal, the touch of great paelleros: The Socarrat, this is a thin skin of almost burned rice and fumet, at center of pan, I’ll try to explain how to get it.

We have 3 components for every paella
- rice
- fumet (from fish, shell fish, prawns, lobster. Or vegetables Or chicken or rabbit)
- anexos solids parts Related with previous fumets, fishes or shell fishes, vegetables or as today recipe chicken.

Today´s is one of the most usuals Chicken and garrofon (garronfon a green bean, don´t know if this is the correct translation) Any way as I haven’t garrofon I´ve used Asparagus, green asparagus.

Serves 1 | Active Time: 55 minutes | Total Time: 1 hour
Serves 1 | Active Time: 55 minutes | Total Time: 1 hour

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