Paella Stock Cubes at Lola Leslie blog

Paella Stock Cubes. 4 tbsp good quality light olive oil. 1 head of garlic, crushed. This is my favourite paella stock as it works really well with both seafood or mixed paella dishes. The key is to allow the flavours in the stock to cook together for at least 30 minutes, blend the mix and reduce by half to concentrate and make the stock rich and intense. 2 large peppers, chopped (i use a green one & a red one) plenty olive oil (not extra virgin) 1 chicken stock cube (use a fish one if you prefer) 1 chicken chopped up into small pieces (could use chicken breasts) 250g small prawns. Ingredients (makes about 500ml of stock) Ready in just over an hour. The chorizo adds heaps of instant flavour whilst the peppers and. If you are using stock cubes, the stock will. A proper fish stock is essential if you want to get the same depth and richness of flavour for paella as the spanish do. A super tasty cheat’s paella that you can quickly whip up in 15 minutes after a busy day at work. The stock needs to be quite strong and if you are making fresh stock you will need to season with salt. Shells and heads of 8 tiger prawns (see method)

4 tbsp good quality light olive oil. The key is to allow the flavours in the stock to cook together for at least 30 minutes, blend the mix and reduce by half to concentrate and make the stock rich and intense. The chorizo adds heaps of instant flavour whilst the peppers and. Shells and heads of 8 tiger prawns (see method) Ready in just over an hour. 2 large peppers, chopped (i use a green one & a red one) plenty olive oil (not extra virgin) 1 chicken stock cube (use a fish one if you prefer) 1 chicken chopped up into small pieces (could use chicken breasts) 250g small prawns. If you are using stock cubes, the stock will. Ingredients (makes about 500ml of stock) This is my favourite paella stock as it works really well with both seafood or mixed paella dishes. A proper fish stock is essential if you want to get the same depth and richness of flavour for paella as the spanish do.

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Paella Stock Cubes The stock needs to be quite strong and if you are making fresh stock you will need to season with salt. 1 head of garlic, crushed. A proper fish stock is essential if you want to get the same depth and richness of flavour for paella as the spanish do. 2 large peppers, chopped (i use a green one & a red one) plenty olive oil (not extra virgin) 1 chicken stock cube (use a fish one if you prefer) 1 chicken chopped up into small pieces (could use chicken breasts) 250g small prawns. This is my favourite paella stock as it works really well with both seafood or mixed paella dishes. Ready in just over an hour. A super tasty cheat’s paella that you can quickly whip up in 15 minutes after a busy day at work. 4 tbsp good quality light olive oil. The key is to allow the flavours in the stock to cook together for at least 30 minutes, blend the mix and reduce by half to concentrate and make the stock rich and intense. The stock needs to be quite strong and if you are making fresh stock you will need to season with salt. The chorizo adds heaps of instant flavour whilst the peppers and. Ingredients (makes about 500ml of stock) Shells and heads of 8 tiger prawns (see method) If you are using stock cubes, the stock will.