Baked Chicken Paella

Baked Chicken Paella

by Large frying spoon

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

Paella is a specialty of Spain and Italy, with a certain representativeness. This delicacy is delicious and the preparation is not complicated. It is similar to Chinese braised rice, except for the operating methods, materials and condiments. As long as you know a little bit about its production process, you can make it authentic at home. Seafood rice.
There are several kinds of paella, including baked rice made with pure seafood, paella made with fungus and vegetables, and baked rice with cuttlefish sauce and chicken paella, etc. They have their own characteristics and taste very delicious.
"Saffron" is an important condiment for making paella, also known as "saffron". It was originally an imported product. It was introduced to the Middle East from Europe more than a thousand years ago, then from the Middle East to India, and later from India to China. Saffron was originally called saffron or saffron. It grows in plateau areas above 3000 meters above sea level. The climate and humidity must be suitable. The flowers are blue or flower-colored. The so-called saffron is only its stamen part. From the stamen part, the yield will naturally be low, and the price will also be expensive!
In China, saffron is regarded as a precious medicinal material, while in Spain and Italy, it is regarded as a condiment and used to make rice, noodles or soups. At present, the country with the highest saffron production is not China but Iran, where it is equivalent to 20 yuan per gram to buy saffron. In China, it costs more than 80 yuan. The longer the stamens, the more expensive the price.
Only a small amount of saffron can be used to make paella. Generally, 500g of rice is used to make paella, and only 0.5g of saffron is enough"

Baked Chicken Paella

1. Blanch the chicken drumsticks in boiling water and cook for about 3 minutes. Then change the water. Put a piece of bay leaf in the water and put the blanched chicken drumsticks in the water. Boil for about 20 minutes. Soak the drumsticks in the soup for later use.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

2. Heat up a frying spoon, add olive oil, add garlic and onion to fragrant, then pour in rice and stir-fry, stir-fry the rice until it is translucent and add vegetables.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

3. Stir-fry the ingredients well, add saffron and sweet pepper powder and stir-fry well.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

4. Then pour in Wardeck's white wine and stir fry.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

5. Fry until the white wine evaporates and slowly pour into the chicken broth to bring to a boil, then sprinkle a little salt to taste, then sprinkle a little pepper and stir evenly. After stirring, change to low heat. Spread the seafood and semi-finished chicken drumsticks into the pot. Just keep the same with the raw materials.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

6. Then cover the pot and simmer the rice for 20 minutes on the weakest heat. After simmering for 20 minutes, the soup will be cleaned on the surface.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

7. Then put the rice in the pot.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

8. Spread chicken drumsticks and seafood on the rice.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

9. Cover the pot with aluminum foil, then put the lid tightly on the pot and put it in the oven.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

10. Bake at 220 degrees for 10-15 minutes.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

11. After baking, serve with the pots. This quantity is for two persons. You can use a spoon to separate the meal.

Baked Chicken Paella recipe

Tips:

Baked rice features: beautiful color, strong aroma, delicious ingredients, smooth rice, diverse materials, and rich nutrition.



Tips;

1. The ingredients used must be fresh. Use medium heat to stir-fry the rice until it is translucent and whitish.

2. If the family does not have saffron, it can be left alone, but the taste is slightly worse. You can also put two tablespoons of tomato sauce to make tomato-flavored paella, which tastes good. It is better to use tomato sauce which is fried by yourself until no sugar is added, or use spaghetti sauce. Do not use tomato sauce, which tastes too sweet and unpalatable.

3. Don't make the fire too big when simmering, it will not taste good if it is simmered. If there is no oven, it can be simmered directly. The simmering time is about 30 minutes, and the soup can be dried and the rice is full and the heat can be turned off.

4. For those who like to eat more intense flavors, you can also sprinkle a little cheese powder during baking, the taste is also good.



The "baked chicken paella" of the big stir-fry spoon is ready. This exotic flavor, made at home, will have a delicious taste, it tastes great, haha! For your reference!

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