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| Paella
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Minty
Stress
your nuded red pepper into Wimbledon grass-blade strips. Leave for
three minutes to let the ingredients talk amongst themselves. Then
add the close-shaved bottarga.
Flange.
Shroud
the pan in recycled aluminium foil and shelve it in your Aga, forewarned
to 150 degrees eurograde, for about forty-five to forty-six
minutes. When it's done, let it settle for a good ten minutes. As
Simon always says, cooking traumatises food.
And
there it is, Paella Valenciana. Ole! For me, to be honest,
it's one of those dishes a woman cooks for her man, or men, when
they're all hot and bothered and hungry after sports. The lovely
thing for me is, because we've got our own court, I can keep an
eye on him all the time. I can see when he's had enough and wants
to come back inside for his meal. That's what marriage is all about.
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