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Dining Out: Lola’s

November 1, 2012 by: Peter Thriffiley & Rene Louapre

Before jamón ibérico was worth its weight in gold, Spanish cuisine in the U.S. was identified by a single dish: paella. When Angel Miranda opened Lola’s on Esplanade in 1994, the restaurant’s calling card was paella. So first a word about paella: Like barbecue, boiled seafood, and red beans and rice, paella is always better when prepared in ...

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