One-Pan Moroccan Sausage Paella is filled with warming spices, colourful seasonal vegetables of the autumn harvest, savoury sausages and brown rice. 

One bite is all you will need to know that your body was craving this delicious Moroccan Sausage Paella. From the aroma of the earthy cumin, warming ginger, turmeric and cinnamon to the savoury onions and garlic these spices were meant to cure what ails you and a perfect immune booster during the cold and flu season. If you like the warming spices, you are going to love our Easy Moroccan Ground Lamb Stew.

I like to use seasonal veggies and currently pumpkin, Asian eggplant, peppers, and garlic chives are readily available here in Hong Kong. Feel free to use what veggies you have in your crisper in your Moroccan Sausage Paella. If you can't get out and about, even a mixed bag of frozen mixed veggies works just fine.

I used an organic gluten-free chicken sausage with apples for myself so my Moroccan Sausage Paella was mild and slightly sweet and lower in fat and calories. However you could use regular mild or hot Italian sausage like I did for my boys (photos displayed here are all with mild Italian Sausage) or even a vegan sausage if you would like. The sausage is cooked in the pan and then when you add the rice and chicken or vegan broth it gets all of the delicious flavours and tasty bits off the bottom of the pan and this is what makes this dish so flavourful.

I am quite partial to traditional Seafood Spanish Paella but this is a fun kick on an old classic for the cooler months. I used brown rice for this dish but if you want to shave off 10 minutes of cooking time, use white rice. I love the fact that you only dirty one pan and you even serve your Moroccan Sausage Paella in the same pan. My pans are all small and my boys appetites are quite bit so I ended up making 2 medium-sized pans of Moroccan Sausage Paella. No worries, leftovers are even better the next day.

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