(if you have time, cut all the vegetables into pieces beforehand, grated tomato)
- Cut the onions
- Heat the oil
- Brown the onions, lower the heat and let them cook slowly
- While the onions are cooking, grate the tomatoes
- Add the tomatoes, 4 or 5 per pan (the "cold" of the tomatoes stops the onions from browning)
- 1/2 red bell pepper per pan - let it cook on the side (do not stir)
- Wine (1/2 glass?)
- Artichokes: with your hand, pull off the outer leaves until the white part appears. Cut off the bottom and top, keep the middle part, cut it like a clementine (star shape from above) Cut off the top until the white appears … be generous with the oil! - (Glòria) … if you see it's dry, a bit more oil (Jordi)
- "Four" broad beans
- Chopped green bell pepper
- If the sauce is dry, add canned tomato
- BROTH: 1 liter from the jar, the rest water - cold (if it were fish broth, add it hot and the rice before)
- Salt and sweet paprika (pimentón dulce)
- RICE AND SALT ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE: Make a cross that reaches the surface, then carefully distribute it to the areas without rice (without stirring)
- Stir by moving the whole pan
- Heat 15 min.: 6 minutes on high, 5 minutes on medium and the rest on low. If it seems dry or more browned, set to low earlier or turn off the heat.
- Turn off the heat, cover with newspaper (or kitchen towel) for 5 minutes Enjoy your meal!
Notes
- LEVEL!!! the pans before starting
- Rice:
- DO NOT stir with a spoon, the starch ruins the paella
- Height only 2 or 3 grains (+ superficial cross, distribute carefully)
- Make sure there is always oil/tomato juice
- Add salt after each ingredient