Marinera paella. Paella is like a multifaceted and always beautiful woman. Born in the rice fields of Valencia as the food of hired workers, Cinderella quickly turned into a princess, becoming the hallmark of the Spanish national cuisine. There are hundreds of paella recipes: with vegetables, meat, poultry, seafood, each region has its own recipe. In paella, you can mix everything that is on earth, the sea and in the air, from this its taste only improves. However, there are a few rules that you need to follow to make a real paella (this is how the word is pronounced).
Instructions
- Mix the fried vegetables with the broth (the volume ratio of liquid and dry rice should be 3/1). In this case, the rice will not be either dry or boiled. The measured amount of broth is brought to a boil and put rice to sleep. I fall asleep with a cross so that the rice does not immediately stick to the bottom, when it absorbs a little liquid, I push it along the surface of the dishes. Cook on high heat for 10-12 minutes, put the shrimp and mussels on the surface.