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The ingredients needed to prepare Paella:
- Get 1/2 whole chicken. And/or extra chicken bones chopped in chunks
- Take |- you can just use chicken breast in bite size pieces
- You need 1/2 Por shoulder in bite size chunks with fat from top seperated
- Provide Olive oil
- Prepare 3 Cloves diced garlic
- Get 2 onions diced
- Get 1/4 cup Peas (optional - whatever kind you can get easily)
- Take 1 handful (or 1/4 cup) Green beans cut in half or thirds
- Take 3 diced plum tomatoes
- Take 1 small handful (or 1/4 cup) chopped parsley
- You need Water
- Get 1 dessert spoon fresh lemon juice
- Use 1/2 teaspoon saffron or 1 dessert spoon Safflower
- Get 1 fire-roasted red bell pepper sliced
- Prepare 1 dessert spoon smoked paprika
- You need 1 bayleaf
- Use 1-2 lemon wedges
- Provide 1 cup rice (roughly - the type won't make a big difference)
Steps to make Paella:
- Add olive oil to a paella dish (or a wider than shallow pan) and get hot.
- Add the onions and caramelise them. I like to add a tiny bit of water to prevent them from burning. If you don't like caramelised onions, add them in the next step.
- Add the meats and pork fat (and extra bones if you have them) to the pan and let it cook for a few minutes. Then add garlic and remove the meat once they get a bit of colour in the outside (leave the bones in)
- Add the peas, beans and tomatoes. Cook for a further couple minutes before adding the paprika, saffron/Safflower, lemon juice and bay leaf. Mix together and cook for another minute
- Add water until it's 3/4 way up the dish. Mix together.
- Let the water come to a boil and then turn the heat down, leaving it to simmer for 45 minutes. Check on it every now and again. Add more water if it's looking low.
- Add the meats back in and simmer for a further 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes remove any extra bones and fat and the bayleaf.
- Turn the heat back onto full and add the red peppers, parsley and rice. Mix it all together
- Let it cook until the rice is fully done and almost all of the water is fully soaked up.(trying to avoid mixing or moving anything in the dish)
- Serve on the table still on the dish and add the lemon wedge/s, some additional chopped parsley and (only if you used Safflower) Safflower for garnish. Serve.
Once you have the technique down, the adaptations can be endless. Paella is a great way to use up. Paella is a traditional dish of Spain. Its home is Valencia, but variations exist in the different Spanish Traditionally, the paella is cooked out of doors, over a wood fire. To make a paella, first sauté meats.
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