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Seafood Paella Kit with enamelled pan – 2 servings (265 g) | Carmencita

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House : Carmencita — Novelda (Alicante) · since 1923

Everything you need for a seafood paella for two, pan included: just add water and, if you like, some fresh seafood.

Origin

Carmencita is a Spanish house founded in 1923 in Novelda (Alicante) by Jesús Navarro Jover and Carmen Valero. It was the first Spanish company to pack spices in glass jars.

Details

  • Contents: 1 enamelled pan, 1 bag of rice (200 g), 1 bottle of extra virgin olive oil (40 ml), 1 sachet of dried stock (25 g)
  • Ingredients: rice; extra virgin olive oil; stock: spices (garlic, ñora, onion, paprika, pepper and saffron), salt, natural flavourings (contain crustaceans, fish and shellfish extract), sugar, tomato and colour (curcumin)
  • Contains crustaceans and fish. May contain traces of peanut
  • Gluten free

How to use it

  • Heat 30 ml of the oil in the pan over medium-low heat. For a personal touch, fry a few pieces of squid and some prawns (not included).
  • Add the rice (200 g) and stir for 1 to 2 minutes.
  • Add the stock (25 g), spread it evenly, pour in 750 ml of warm water and turn up the heat.
  • Cook for 10 minutes over medium-high heat, then about 10 more over medium-low heat, until the rice has absorbed the liquid.
Carmencita
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Carmencita

Novelda (Alicante) · since 1923

The saffron of Novelda, since 1923.

Carmencita was born in Novelda (Alicante) in 1923, founded by Jesús Navarro Jover and his wife Carmen Valero. In early-20th-century Novelda, spices were traded — above all saffron, which arrived from La Mancha to be exported to Asia and Africa.

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