Fideuá de Tinta de Calamar - Black Fideo Pasta
Fideuá de Tinta de Calamar - Black Fideo Pasta
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Description
Description
Fideuá is a rich, flavorful dish from Valencia, similar to paella but using pasta instead of rice. These squid ink infused noodles are the foundation for delicious black fideuá. Easy to make and impressive to serve, Fideuá de Tinta de Calamar is great for family gatherings.
To make fideuá, thin fideo pasta noodles are simmered in a paella pan with seafood broth and fresh fish and shellfish. These fideo noodles are infused with all-natural squid ink, for a rich taste and black color - and surprisingly mild seafood flavor.
Fideuá de Tinta de Calamar takes even less effort than a simple paella. With a good seafood broth and a few fresh ingredients on hand, preparation takes less than 30 minutes. The paella pan full of fideuá can be served directly to the table, along with bread and an ensalada mixta. Be sure to offer freshly made alioli garlic mayonnaise, the perfect complement to the rich seafood fideuá. A Spanish language recipe is included.
The pasta maker Sandro Desii was founded in the Barcelona region in 1967. They produce only the finest quality, all natural pastas made with eggs, garlic and other fresh ingredients. In our opinion, there are no finer pastas for fideuá.
Ingredients
Ingredients
FAQ
FAQ
How should I store the product before cooking?
Store the unopened package in a cool, dry place to preserve quality.
What should I do with leftovers after cooking?
Transfer cooked contents to an airtight container and refrigerate. Use within 2 to 3 days for best flavor and safety.
How will my order be packed?
La Tienda packs products carefully to ensure they arrive in top condition. Items will arrive in La Tienda branded boxes.
How to Make Fideuá
La Tienda's Jonathan Harris demonstrates how to make Fideuá

