How to Make Spanish Tapas At Home: Paella on the Grill and Patatas Bravas



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Host Julia Collin Davison reveals the secrets to making the best Paella on the Grill with host Bridget Lancaster. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews Paella Pans in the Equipment Corner. Finally, test cook Dan Souza shows Julia how to make the ultimate Patatas Bravas at home.

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  1. For my birthday a couple weeks ago, my family and I went to a Spanish restaurant. We got two orders of patatas bravas, and they were heavenly. My grandpa and I split a chicken and chorizo paella, and that was equally heavenly! I'm definitely going to be making patatas bravas at home this week. Muchas gracias for this episode!

  2. I had lobster paella in Barcelona. It was amazing. That being said my mom makes a killer paella and she does mix chicken and seafood sometimes. I saw a show about the history of this dish. Like many traditional dishes it varies from region to region. Coastal towns use seafood while inland towns use meats. Regardless of what you put in it's a delicious dish. Happy cooking and bon appetit.

  3. There’s nothing Spanish about this… that’s not paella at all, that’s just rice with stuff. Why people keep adding chorizo to everything and calling it an Spanish dish? Chorizo is eating with bread as a starter or appetizer.

  4. Paella is a RICE dish, first and foremost. And zafron is a MUST. What you add, chicken, rabit, pork, chorizo, shrimp, octopus, whatever, might not be traditional, but it's your choice and still is paella.

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