Paella Valencia
Valencia is a Spanish coastal city where this dish is particularly revered. This paella features seafood, sausage and chicken but don't forget the saffron -- it is the essential spice of the dish.
Valencia is a Spanish coastal city where this dish is particularly revered. This paella features seafood, sausage and chicken but don't forget the saffron -- it is the essential spice of the dish.
I could say this is not a Valencian Paella, because it has not: onion, wine, peas, mussels... take a look to this one I founded. It's from the authentic valencian traditional recipe http://www.paella-recipe.co.uk/
Switched cockles for mussels and added 2 teaspoons of Spanish smoked paprika.
Really great Paella! Very close to the Paella you will get in the South of Spain! Don't substitute for the spanish chorizo, it really makes the flavor stand out. We add extra mussels since our family loves them and don't add as many chicken thighs.
Made this without mussels only because my local grocery was out, still amazing and cant wait to make it again WITH mussels!!
One of my favorites, everyone always loves it... Last night I forgot to buy tomato so I used some Sabra homestyle salsa instead, and I think it was even better - gives it a little more kick and some additional flavor.
We skipped the chicken and chorizo and used an equivalent amount of mixed seafood (mussels, squid, crab and shrimp). I didn't have saffron so instead used turmeric and smoked paprika. Delicious!
Excellent! We loved this. I used a full pound of shrimp, full pound of mussels, chicken breast and Conecuh brand smoked sausage (a nod to my Alabama roots). I used a small can of diced tomatoes, drained very well. I also added 1/8 teaspoon of turmeric in addition to the saffron (it brings out the gold color even more).
really great! this was my first paella and it was very well-received. left out the mussels, added scallops, and cooked the sausage, shrimp, and scallops while the paella was simmering, rather than before. very good party dish!
I'm a paella lover so I may be biased, but this dish was excellent!
My husband and I loved this recipe and found it to be even better the 2nd day! I did substitute brown rice for Arborio rice and a more common sausage for the Spanish Chorizo sausage. We don't care for mussels, so they were left out! As far as we were concerned these changes still made a great meal night one and better lunch the next day!
We all felt it needed a flavor boost. Added some more S&P and some Alleppo pepper. Next time I'll do a little bit of tweaking to suit our tastes.