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Perhaps I just can't see it but I thought Paella meant saphron rice. I know the cooking vessel is also called a paella.
 

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Perhaps I just can't see it but I thought Paella meant saphron rice. I know the cooking vessel is also called a paella.
You can’t see it. The rice cooks below the the meat - which has already been browned - so that it’s totally immersed in the liquid (chicken stock and, as you correctly noted, saffron). Ideally the rice should be a short grain rice, I used Valencia as Bomba is hard to find in these parts, that will absorb liquid well while uncovered. (Long grain rice would have been quite crunchy!) In the pan below the surface, is actually 3 cups of cooked rice, not that you’d know it.
 

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LOL. It DOES look like a bloody Mary. Never noticed that before. It's straight out of one of Myron Mixon's cook books. It cheats a little by adding a half cup of ketchup to traditional NC vinegar sauce.
 

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