I'm continuing
with the sea theme on the blog after yesterday's Jurassic Coast post.
When I detected a mix of different sea vegetables in the shop, it was
clear to me that I had to buy them. The mix contained samphire, sea
aster and okahijiki. First I was contemplating a Japanese style tofu
dish, but went with a paella idea instead. This sea vegetable paella
was absolutely tasty and great summer food as well. Have a look at
how I made it.
Ingredients
300 g baby bell
peppers
2 onions
3 garlic cloves
1 tbsp olive oil
¼ tsp smoked
paprika
½ tsp ground
turmeric
¼ tsp cayenne
pepper
2 bay leaves
150 g paella rice
150 ml sherry
1 tsp saffron
threads
450 ml vegetable
stock
15 mini plum
tomatoes
20 black olives
2 tsp salt
80 g mix of
samphire, sea aster and okahijiki
Method
Chop the peppers,
onions and garlic and start cooking them in olive oil.
Add the spices and
the paella rice. Then also add the sherry and let it absorb a little.
Add the vegetable
stock and mini plum tomatoes into the pan and let simmer under the
lid until the rice is cooked.
Towards the end
add the olives, salt and the sea vegetables.
Serve instantly
and enjoy!
Your VegHog
Lovely and wow, I have never seen mix of sea vegetables in the shop, how awesome. I can imagine how good this tastes, as i enjoyed the Sea Vegetable Quiche I made recently http://allotment2kitchen.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/laverbread-samphire-and-seaweed-flakes.html
ReplyDeleteIt was quite nice indeed, and i guess that I can reveal here that I found the sea vegetable mix at Waitrose. Have never before seen it there either.
DeleteI saw your quiche as well, that looked really lovely. I can see how samphire works really well in that combination.
This looks amazing! I really love how the rice turned out.
ReplyDeleteVegetarian Courtesy
Thank you Adi! Yes, the texture on the rice was nice.
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