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The 1st time was seafood, mussels, clams, lobster, peas were in it. It was very large, delicious. I've had it many different ways in Spain, the Spaniards throw it together like a simple dish
Altitude and atmospheric pressure change the way rice cooks. Cooking in Madrid isn't the same as cooking in Denver or Bogotá. Let's discuss how pressure affects cooking times and final results.
Time isn't a fixed recipe. It's the consequence of all the previous variables working together. Here we'll discuss timing, visual cues and how to know exactly when your rice is ready.