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Bomba rice

Bomba rice
A Spanish short-grain rice from Valencia that absorbs a lot of stock and barely overcooks, the best rice for paella and arroz caldoso.

Bomba rice is a Spanish short-grain rice from Valencia that absorbs a lot of stock (up to three times its volume), barely overcooks and stays separate, slightly firm, with a nutty taste. It is considered the best rice for paella (including the socarrat crust), and also suits arroz caldoso, rice bakes and sides for seafood.

Recipes with this ingredient

Rabbit Paella
Rabbit PaellaSpanish cuisine | Main courses

Variety is what makes paella paella. This dish can contain different types of meat, seafood and vegetables, and thanks to this, paella always turns out elegant. At the same time, it is not that difficult to prepare. Our recipe is a paella version with rabbit, chicken, different beans and canned tomatoes. Don't worry if the rice burns slightly to the bottom of the pan - it sounds incredible, but that's how it's supposed to be.

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Paella with cuttlefish, squid and shrimp

Paella with cuttlefish, squid, and shrimp is a true embodiment of Spanish cuisine, where fresh seafood combines with aromatic golden rice. This recipe hails from Valencia, a region famous for its paella-making traditions. The dish has a rich sea flavor with subtle notes of spices and lime freshness. Each forkful reveals the tenderness of the squid, the juiciness of the shrimp, and the spicy aroma of cilantro. Paella is perfect for family gatherings or festive evenings, especially with a glass of white wine. It is not only nourishing but also a symbol of Spanish hospitality that brings everyone to one table. This dish is infused with sunshine, sea, and a passion for good food.

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Risotto with wild mushrooms

Mushroom risotto is an exquisite Italian dish that embodies the harmony of nature's flavors and aromas. Originating from northern Italy, it has captivated gourmets worldwide with its tender texture and rich flavor nuances. Forest mushrooms impart a deep, earthy aroma to the risotto, while the addition of white wine reveals subtle notes of woodiness. Cream cheese makes the dish soft and gooey, adding richness to the texture. Garnishing the risotto with balsamic cream and fresh herbs creates an elegant and refined dish perfect for both festive dinners and cozy family evenings. Each spoonful is a journey into an autumn forest filled with warmth and comfort.

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Rice with mushrooms and cauliflower

Mushrooms are pureed, and rice is cooked with wine, garlic, coconut milk and lemon juice. Recipe by Jose Ramirez-Ruiz, co-founder and chef of the New York restaurant Semilla.

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Paella with mussels and shrimps

Paella with mussels and shrimp is the embodiment of Mediterranean gastronomic elegance, infused with the spirit of Spanish traditions. Originally appearing in Valencia, this dish symbolizes family unity and the joy of shared meals. Rich saffron rice soaked in seafood aromas creates a harmonious blend of the delicate taste of mussels and juicy tiger shrimp. The light acidity of tomatoes adds depth, while spices enhance the gastronomic sensations, revealing the full palette of flavors. This dish is perfect for both a warm family dinner and an exquisite treat at a special event. It is recommended to serve paella with Catalan wine, which will highlight its noble shades and create an atmosphere of a true Spanish celebration.

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Seafood Paella (Paella de Marisco)

Seafood paella is a jewel of Spanish cuisine, originating from Valencia. This dish embodies the spirit of the Mediterranean, combining the aroma of saffron, the tenderness of seafood, and the rich flavor of rice. It is prepared using fresh shrimp, squid, shellfish, and spices, creating a unique balance between juiciness and rich taste. Traditional methods are important in preparation: bomba rice absorbs the rich flavors of the broth while seafood remains juicy and tender. Paella is served directly in the pan, garnished with lemon that adds a light citrus freshness. It is not just food but a true gastronomic adventure that brings people together around one table.

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Black rice with seafood
Black rice with seafoodItalian cuisine | Risotto

Black rice with seafood is an exquisite dish of Italian cuisine inspired by the richness of the sea depths. Its dark hue and delicate creamy texture are achieved through squid ink, which gives the rice a rich flavor and a hint of ocean aroma. Shrimp, squid, and mussels add freshness and juiciness to the dish, while sweet pepper and green peas provide subtle notes of sweetness and crunchiness. This rice is often served in coastal restaurants in Italy, symbolizing the connection between humans and the sea. The dish pairs perfectly with white wine and is served with a slice of lemon that highlights its flavor harmony. It not only delights gastronomic senses but also impresses with its stunning appearance – a true culinary masterpiece.

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Seafood Paella
Seafood PaellaEuropean cuisine | Main courses

Seafood paella is a gastronomic masterpiece of Mediterranean cuisine, filled with vibrant sea aromas and warm sunny vibes. Originating from Valencia, this dish was initially prepared by farmers mixing available ingredients in a single pan. In its modern version, the richness of seafood gives paella a rich flavor: the sweetness of shrimp, tenderness of squid and mussels combined with saffron rice create a harmony of tastes. A lemon accent highlights freshness while parsley adds zest. Paella is eaten straight from the pan, enjoying its colors and texture, and the cooking process is true art that unites the flavors and traditions of Spanish cuisine.

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Black paella with shrimps

Black paella with shrimp is a gastronomic masterpiece of Spanish cuisine, filled with a sea aroma and delicate textures. Its history traces back to Valencia, where paella became a symbol of culinary art. Squid ink not only colors the dish a rich black but also gives it a unique deep flavor that highlights the freshness of seafood. Tender shrimp, squid, and mussels create a rich symphony of flavors complemented by silky rice infused with garlic and fish broth aroma. The dish is garnished with green peas, adding fresh notes. Black paella pairs perfectly with white wine and will be the highlight of any celebration, impressing guests with its elegance and richness. It's not just food — it's a true culinary journey to the Mediterranean shores!

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Lobster Paella
Lobster PaellaSpanish cuisine | Main courses

Paella with lobster is an exquisite dish of Spanish cuisine that embodies the spirit of Mediterranean cooking. Originating in Valencia, paella symbolizes the richness of flavors and traditions of this region. Lobsters add sophistication to the dish, while saffron water gives it a characteristic golden hue and spicy depth. Fish broth enriches the dish with marine aromas, and the combination of squid, shrimp, and bomba rice creates a layered texture in the paella. It is cooked in a wide pan, allowing each ingredient to fully express itself. Paella is served directly in the vessel it was cooked in, creating an atmosphere of friendly gathering. It is not just a dish — it is a true culinary ritual where traditions, craftsmanship, and the taste of sea breeze come together.

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Vegetable Paella
Vegetable PaellaSpanish cuisine | Main courses

Vegetable paella is a vibrant dish from Spanish cuisine that combines the rich flavors and aromas of fresh vegetables, saffron, and classic 'Bomba' rice. Historically, paella originated in Valencia as a peasant dish made from locally available ingredients. In this version, meat is replaced with vegetables, making the dish light and rich in natural flavors. Sweet peppers add freshness, mushrooms provide depth, and saffron gives a refined golden hue and subtle Eastern aroma. It’s the perfect treat for those who appreciate healthy eating rich in vitamins. Vegetable paella pairs wonderfully with a glass of white wine or fresh herbs. Served hot straight from the pan, it allows you to enjoy its rich texture and sunny Spanish mood.

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Paella with duck and artichokes

Duck and artichoke paella is a gastronomic masterpiece embodying the spirit of Spanish cuisine. This dish blends the rich flavors of duck, aromatic saffron, and tender artichokes to create a rich palette of tastes. The origins of paella trace back to Valencia, where it began as a peasant dish. In this version, duck adds depth of flavor while rosemary and saffron contribute refined aromatic complexity. White beans soften the texture and lemon adds a light tanginess. Each ingredient plays its role here, creating a harmony of flavors that makes paella not just a dish but a true celebration of taste. It’s the perfect dish for leisurely lunches in warm company where everyone can enjoy its layered depth.

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Paella with langoustine and scallops

Paella with langoustine and scallops is a jewel of Spanish cuisine, embodying the spirit of the Mediterranean. Originating from Valencia, paella was originally cooked over an open fire, and seafood became a popular addition in coastal regions. This version impresses with its rich flavors: sweet scallops, tender langoustines, and juicy shrimp infused with saffron aroma create harmony with silky rice. The broth adds depth to the dish while garlic and olive oil provide zest. Paella is perfect for cozy family dinners and celebrations when you want to share the taste of the sea. It is served directly in the pan so everyone can enjoy the warmth and richness of this Spanish masterpiece.

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