#paella — Public Fediverse posts

Mittwochs gibt es in #cambrils einen großen Wochenmarkt. Wir waren schon mehrfach dort und kaufen bei einem Familienbetrieb immer Gewürze. #chimichurri, Gewürz für #paella, #pintxos und #patatasbravas und einiges mehr. Kein Vergleich zu Gewürzen aus dem Supermarkt.

#cookinginacampervan #foodie #foodlover

Ah, the Iberian Peninsula, where the #sangria flows and the electricity... doesn't. 🔌🇪🇸🇵🇹 Apparently, it's now possible to take a time-travel vacation to the 19th century without leaving home! 💡 Who needs power when you have #paella and candlelit siestas? 🍲🕯️
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/apr/28/ukraine-russia-zelenskyy-putin-trump-crimea-germany-europe-news-live-updates #IberianPeninsula #TimeTravel #CandlelitSiestas #HackerNews #ngated

Whilst there is a grain of truth in this article, I'm calling BS, mostly.

It is possible to get decent #paella almost everywhere in #Spain and #sangría is drunk by Spaniards (not as often as straight tinto de verano). Good paella is almost never available in restaurants offering it on the evening menu. The best paellas are most readily available in the Levante. Good sangría doesn't come in a bottle and isn't very cheap.

#SpanishFood

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/travel/uk-tourists-spain-warned-stop-28942671

Es passieren mal wieder Paelladinge 🥲
#Pelayo #Formentera #Paella

Hi all,
#Introduction post. :blobcatpeek:

I'm from #Victoria in #Australia.

I'm into #photography and shoot both #digital and #film, mostly of birds, flowers, nature and architecture, and mostly with #Pentax gear. I might get around to sharing some photos here.

I also play #guitar and #piano.
I like a lot of different kinds of music but due to parental influence, I lean a lot towards 60s/70s #rock and the #blues that inspired it.

I like eating #poachedeggs, #pizza, #paella and #aloogobi but rarely at the same time. I drink too much #coffee but who doesn't?

I've been known to participate in #archery, #karate, #capoeira, #pilates and #yoga, but I tend to dive in and out of these activities sporadically.

I'm usually fairly passive on social media, preferring to read what others have to contribute. I think I do this because it helps me understand what makes people tick, keeps my mind open to a variety of perspectives, and makes me aware of life experiences different from my own.

I left Twitter for Mastodon for similar reasons to many. Enjoying it so far but still trying to figure things out. 'tis a strange beast. :ohno: