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Costa Blanca Catering and Cooking Lessons
Abelinda's Cooking Fiesta
Spanish catering company Costa Blanca, cooking lessons, classes, tuition, private chef, catering, party planning, wedding planning, covering the Costa Blanca regions of Spain. Costa Blanca South Costa Blanca North and Costa Calida
Main Dishes
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Spanish Beef Stew
Fabada
Chicken in Mushroom and Cider Sauce
Chicken and Seafood Paella
Stuffed Red Peppers
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Beef Stew with Chickpeas
Roasted Chicken with Garlic
Chicken with Rice and Potatoes
Macaroni with Chorizo
Stuffed Aubergines with Mushrooms
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Meatballs in Tomato Sauce
Stuffed, Rolled Chicken Breast
Chicken with Apples and Potatoes
Spanish-style Risotto
Empanadillas
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The Spanish national dish is the paella and it began its life when the Moors brought rice to Spain. Although a lot of people think of paella as the cuisine itself, it is in fact the term used for the flat round dish the food is cooked in. Traditionally the paella would have been made of cast iron with rounded handles on either end so the paella could be carried with ease.
Paella as we know it evolved owing to farmers and peasant working in the fields and land. They would gather the fresh produce they had around them and combine it with rice, shellfish or snails. Only the more prosperous would add chicken or rabbit. The paella would then be cooked in the open air on roaring wood fires and served with bread and wine.
Now the paella is the main Spanish dish that everyone thinks of. There are many varieties including 'mixta', which contains rabbit or chicken, and paella de mariscos which contains shellfish. Whatever your choice, it is almost compulsory not to leave Spain without trying this truly magical dish.
