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KeeWee crush cocktail and Black paëlla

Picture of a martini glass of green Kiwi crush cocktail adorned with a slice of kiwi (in the left front corner). Behind the glass are two clear glass individual size cups filled with black paella (in the right bottom corner). The glass and the cups are set on a brown wooden table.
Kiwi crush cocktail and Black paella

Bright colors and intense flavors with this KeeWee crush cocktail and black paëlla.

Picture of the different non-branded ingredients required for a black paella with from left to right: a white porcelain rectangular serving plate filled with cuttlefish, a white porcelain rectangular serving plate filled with rice, a shallot and two little bags of tint de sepia, cuttlefish ink, all on a marble table.
Black paella ingredients: Rice, shallot, tinta de sepia, cuttlefish
Picture of a white porcelain rectangular serving plate filled with chopped cuttlefish, a bowl of rice and a square cup of minced shallot on a marble table.
Black paella: Preparation of the ingredients
Picture of a frying pan filled with black rice, shopped cuttlefish and minced shallot on a marble table.
Black paella: Cooking of the paella
Picture of the ingredients required for a Kiwi crush cocktail, namely, from left to right: a kiwi, a lemon, a shot glass of apple juice, a shot glass of almond syrup and a shot glass of vodka on a quartz table.
Kiwi crush cocktail ingredients: Kiwi, lemon, apple juice, orgeat syrup and vodka
Repeat of the first picture of the article in a slightly different picture format: Picture of a martini glass of Kiwi crush cocktail adorned with a slice of kiwi (in the left front corner) in front of two individual size cups filled with black paella (in the right bottom corner) on a brown wooden table.
Kiwi crush cocktail and Black paella
Picture of a martini glass of green Kiwi crush cocktail adorned with a slice of kiwi (in the left front corner). Behind the glass are two clear glass individual size cups filled with black paella (in the right bottom corner). The glass and the cups are set on a brown wooden table.

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