paella

I love to cook traditional Spanish paella.

Paella is a popular dish in Spain.

We had a delicious seafood paella for dinner last night.

The restaurant serves the best paella in town.

I learned how to make paella from my grandmother.

Paella is a festive dish often served at celebrations.

The paella was cooked to perfection, with each grain of rice perfectly seasoned.

I ordered a vegetarian paella for my friend who doesn't eat seafood.

The aroma of saffron in the paella filled the kitchen.

There are many variations of paella, including seafood, meat, and mixed versions.

Who likes the bottom of a Paella?

Well, I like pizza better than paella anyway.

Yeah. There must've been a bad scallop in that paella last night.

47.Gabrielle Solis who lives down the block brought a spicy paella.

We went to a really great restaurant last night and had paella.

There must've been a bad scallop in that paella last night.

From English pints to Spanish paella, historic battles to cheeky monkeys, Gibraltar's magic lies in its unexpected mix of the familiar and the exotic.

Ayo's place is famous for its beachside all-you-can-eat paella feast. For 30 years, he's been cooking up this classic Spanish specialty.

The piquant paellas of Spain speak of Moorish influences and local bounty; Japan's meticulously crafted sushi rolls whisper tales of ancient craftsmanship; while the hearty stews of Africa narrate stories of communal bonds and age-old traditions.