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January 20th 08, 10:39 PM
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Paella in the US
There are several boxed versions in the supermarkets. One is Vigo. Can be
found in the rice sections. In the frozen foods, there is Contessa Paella. Either way I add more shrimp and another veggie. Boxed and/or frozen are delicious!!!!!!! -- Rita http://ritasquilts.com 
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January 21st 08, 03:40 AM
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Thank you--this sounds doable!
Gen "Rita" wrote in message . .. There are several boxed versions in the supermarkets. One is Vigo. Can be found in the rice sections. In the frozen foods, there is Contessa Paella. Either way I add more shrimp and another veggie. Boxed and/or frozen are delicious!!!!!!! -- Rita http://ritasquilts.com
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January 21st 08, 03:54 AM
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Paella in the US
Watch for salt in most of those box type mixes!
Taria Gen wrote: Thank you--this sounds doable! Gen "Rita" wrote in message . .. There are several boxed versions in the supermarkets. One is Vigo. Can be found in the rice sections. In the frozen foods, there is Contessa Paella. Either way I add more shrimp and another veggie. Boxed and/or frozen are delicious!!!!!!! -- Rita http://ritasquilts.com
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