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Vegan Seafood Paella

A vegan version of the traditional Valencian ‘seafood paella’, inspired by the one my grandmother used to make (endless gratitude). Here is my vegan version, where the seaweed gives a soft but intense taste of the sea. 🌊☀️🌴💙 ❤️

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