How to cook Paella (Spanish Rice) PART 1 - cook paella like a rock star

[Elenapcs]

La paella is from valencia (spain) and you dont use good igredients to do it

you have to spend 3 hours and only chicken

I know because Im from valencia

[smb12321]

@Elenapcs When we were in Valencia we were told (by everyone from restaurants to regular people) that the "real" paella was either (1) rabbit & snails OR (2) seafood only OR (3) pork. Only a few recommended chicken. The only common element in every paella was olive oil, red bell pepper and arborio rice.

[BADINGNABODYBUILDER]

i looooove paella!!!

[acebpd]

that was great buddy next time change the camera view i saw your back most of the time

[SuaveSweetie]

wow, really awesome video! you have an extravagant personality that bubbles and makes the video enjoyable. You've got a happy personality with some nice personal touches such as your wine drinking, some insight on cultures, and you give your food your own special touch. I'm moving on to video 2 now, but this is honestly great. You've got a lot of the food network starts beat in natural presentation.

[rob825]

it sounds like for her, not for he ;)

[PorkoRoso]

Paella is one of my favourites dishes but you have to taste "cocido madrileño" and "fabada asturiana". They are easy to cook and really a good meal. Don´t forget that if you are cooking something from Spain, the olive oil is like the blood on your veins. Garlic and onion are very important too...

I tell you all that because i'm a Spaniard and I know what I say ;)

[EWalterJr]

This was a very helpful video man. You have a lot of charisma, so it was pretty fun to watch instead of being boring like most cooking videos.

I make mine a little different though because I'm from New Orleans. Instead of beef I use Andouille Sausage, and the seafood I use includes Crawfish, Oysters and Crabs.

[DJFearRoss]

The first person on Youtube to actually admit "this is not your traditional paella"... well done.

[Platikum]

for the next time buddy.. try to use Olive Oil ;)

[rawnature06]

Thanks, I have used it before but I personally didn't like the flavour...

[TheReolus]

@rawnature06 You don't like the flavour of olive oil oh my god... what you cooked can't be called a spanish dish, if you didn't use olive oil. If you cooked paella in a restaurant without olive oil in spain many people would actually don't come back to your restaurant, and they would complain for sure.

[telkines]

the best DISH in the world: P A E L L A!!!