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28 jul 2014

How to cook Spanish paella

An example of a spectacular 
seafood paella.
So far we´ve talked about the delicious Spanish omelette “tortilla”, and have shown you how to make authentic Spanish gazpacho. But what about the famous Spanish paella that everyone talks about? Have you tried it and are wondering how to make it yourself? What are the ingredients, and where did it originate? Dive into the Spanish cuisine with us!

21 ago 2012

Paella in Madrid

Introducing our beloved Blanca!
Hello everyone! We are starting a new section for our blog, and every week we will give you recommendations for ways to best spend your weekends. By way of introduction for those of you who don't know me, my name is Blanca and I am a Spanish teacher here at AIL Madrid. 

La paella en Madrid

¡Os presentamos a nuestra compañera Blanca!
Hola a todas! Empezamos esta nueva sección en la que cada semana os recomendaré un plan para el fin de semana. Para los que todavía no me conozcan me presentaré, me llamo Blanca y soy profesora de español en AIL Madrid.


24 oct 2011

Spanish food in Madrid [Part 2]


Then comes the paella, the Clint Eastwood of Spanish cuisine. It originates in Valencia although this is heavily disputed. Some say the Basques, some say Madrid, but most say Valencia. It was originally a labourer´s dish, an amalgamation of everything left over from the week´s food. 
What meat it contained depended in which class you belonged: Chicken and rabbit were available to the upper classes in Spain whereas Spanish lower-classes often used snails to bulk up their protein quota.