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Fideuà Negra Valenciana
Fideuà negra is Valencian, born for the paellera but made with noodles instead of rice: sepia, cuttlefish ink, good fish stock, and the dry finish that makes it the dish.
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Rossejat de Fideus
Rossejat de fideus is Tarragona's coastal noodle dish: thin fideos toasted until nut-brown, then cooked dry in fish fumet and served with allioli.
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Andrajos Andaluces con Conejo
Andrajos are Andalucía's dough-rag stew from Jaén and Granada: a slow rabbit guiso thickened with torn sheets of flour dough, rolled thin so they cook tender instead of gummy.
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Aletría Murciana
Aletría Murciana is Murcia's humble noodle guiso: fine fideos, pork ribs, potato, saffron, and a dark sweet sofrito. Get that base right and the pot knows where it's going.
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Gurullos de Almería con Conejo y Caracoles
Gurullos de Almería are tiny hand-rolled pasta grains cooked like rice in a rabbit, snail, chickpea, and saffron guiso, with the sofrito cooked low until it turns dark and sweet.
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Fideos a la Marinera Catalanes
Fideos a la marinera belong to the Catalan coast: thick noodles cooked caldoso, spoonable and glossy, in fish broth with squid, clams, mussels, a dark sofrito, and a little picada.
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Fideus a la Cassola
Fideus a la cassola are Catalonia's spoony cazuela noodles: pork rib, botifarra, a dark sofregit, and short fideos simmered in broth, then tightened with a garlic-parsley picada.
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Fideos con Almejas a la Andaluza
Fideos con almejas are coastal Andalucía in a cazuela: short noodles, clams, a slow tomato sofrito, and the clam liquor strained clean so the whole pot tastes of the sea.
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Fideuà de Gandía
Fideuà de Gandía is Valencia's seafood noodle pan: short hollow fideos toasted in olive oil, cooked in strong fish broth, and left alone until the tips stand and catch.
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Fideus de Vermar
Fideus de Vermar is Mallorca's harvest pot from Binissalem: thick noodles simmered caldoso with lamb, red wine, sobrasada, and a dark sofrito until the broth tastes of the vineyard lunch.
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