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Paella La Rambla
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9 Reviews
luvcookbooks
November 8, 2010
we gently reheated the leftovers last night. I think I might cook the mussels last minute with the shrimp (or langoustines) next time. Dreaming of making stock with the shrimp shells, since they didn't have heads. This will be a nice dish for a small dinner party. I wonder if I need a paella dish for Christmas.
Kitchen B.
November 11, 2010
:-). If you ever get the shrimp heads, here's a tip. Make the stock as directed, then when ready, blitz the cooked heads and the liquids till smooothish...Then strain (critical step) and pass through a sieve. You'll have a concentrated seafood stock. Whatever you do, don't make the same mistake I did the first time I pureed shrimp heads - I didn't pass the mixture through a sieve and ended up with super grainy soup. Not recommended. Thanks for testing it again. I appreciate it.
luvcookbooks
November 11, 2010
kitchen butterfly, this is such a great mini cooking class for me. today i am making the rabbit paella (got duck confit yesterday) but will return to this recipe and try it again. BTW, what do you recommend for a paella pan? now i am a big paella fan, and a fan needs a pan, I think... will add to xmas list.
luvcookbooks
November 6, 2010
Although I had to substitute large shrimp (about 12 to the pound) for fresh langoustines, the Paella la Rambla still made me feel as if I had taken a trip to Spain. There were the mussels, squid rings and shrimp, the chorizo, the Bomba rice and saffron … there was the metric system language that bade me use 400 g of rice. The chili pepper made the whole dish dance in the mouth, even though it was full of protein, butter and olive oil. A hit, Kitchen Butterfly!
luvcookbooks
November 4, 2010
am testing this tonight, will still send review to ediitors at food52, if not able to add to picks will post in comments
looks great
somewhat challenged in the langoustine dept but think all other materials will be available
citarella's later today!!
looks great
somewhat challenged in the langoustine dept but think all other materials will be available
citarella's later today!!
pierino
September 20, 2012
True langoustine are virtually impossible to find stateside. But depending on where you live I think spot prawns make a good substitute. And when you find them they are still alive.
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