Homemade chorizo ingredients
Home >> Pork >>Homemade Chorizo When you pass by a Mexican butcher shop and see the fresh pieces of chorizo hanging, you may think that this recipe has been prepared in Mexico forever… but the reality is different.
The differences between regular chorizo and Mexican chorizo is that the Mexican version uses more ingredients. Therefore the Mexican chorizo has a more spicy flavor and a little spicy.
Once you have the chorizo prepared you can prepare a great amount of Mexican dishes such as: chorizo burritos, scrambled eggs with chorizo, chorizo tostadas with potatoes, melted cheese with chorizo, chorizo quesadillas, etc.
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Beans, judiones, fabes, fabes, habichuelas, pochas, and all those kinds of stews in general admit or ask for chorizo with them. The orange color provided by the paprika in the chorizo makes them unmistakable.
If to the fact of taking hot freshly baked bread we add the fact that inside the bun a chorizo is cooked, losing fat that is impregnated in the dough of the bread, we achieve a masterful and powerful combination.
Cooking chorizo in cider is probably one of the greatest inventions of mankind. It can be used both to make a skewer and spread it on bread and to garnish a potato omelette with the resulting juice and the chorizo.
The casquería in general are perhaps not the dishes that most scrupulous people like. But tripe with chorizo is undoubtedly a good example of popular food made with this ingredient.
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Esto es como el ‘Poutine’ boliviano y lo comemos en el mismo tipo de ambiente, compartido con amigos, tarde en la noche, siempre con tragos. Pique viene de la palabra ‘picar’ y es argot para compartir comida y macho significa que la comida que vas a compartir será para valientes (para los machos) porque este plato es típicamente bastante picante.
Este plato es muy popular en los restaurantes y bares de toda Bolivia. Cada vez que vuelvo a Santa Cruz, me aseguro de probarlo, es la comida perfecta para compartir con amigos en un pub. Cuando mis amigos y yo salimos a tomar algo, solemos ir a un pub que hay frente a La Plaza de Santa Cruz para picar algo como esto con una cerveza bien fría. Hemos pasado horas charlando y picoteando Pique a lo Macho mientras disfrutábamos de bebidas frías durante las calurosas tardes por las que es conocida Santa Cruz.
Hay muchas maneras de hacer tu Pique a lo Macho, puedes usar pollo o chorizo (en lugar de filete como tenemos aquí), puedes añadir queso (queso fresco) o añadir mayonesa por encima, algunas personas comen su Pique a lo macho con pan al lado o usan huevos de codorniz en lugar de huevos de gallina como aderezo. De cualquier forma que lo prepares estará buenísimo, estoy seguro que te gustará, como siempre estará aún mejor cuando lo puedas compartir con familiares y amigos.
Chorizo recipe
Place the chorizo in a saucepan and brown. Set aside. In the same saucepan sauté the onion and garlic, add the vegetable broth and lentils, let cook covered for about 25 minutes. Add the celery, rosemary, thyme, carrot and half of the reserved sausage. Cook until lentils are soft. Blend 1/4 of the preparation and add to the remaining soup. Bring to a boil. Season with salt and pepper.
Place the chorizo in a saucepan and brown. Set aside. In the same saucepan sauté the onion and garlic, add the vegetable broth and lentils, cook covered for about 25 minutes. Add the celery, rosemary, thyme, carrot and half of the reserved sausage. Cook until lentils are soft. Blend 1/4 of the preparation and add to the remaining soup. Bring to a boil. Season with salt and pepper.
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