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In 1726, the Royal Academy of Language collected the first definition of chorizo in the Dictionary of Authorities: “short piece of tripe, full of meat, usually pork, minced and marinated, which is usually cured in smoke”.
The spices are varied; in fact, it is not only one spice that impregnates the chorizo with its characteristic aroma, but it is the sum of several scents among which are garlic, pepper, cumin, bay leaf, thyme, onion, paprika or oregano.
A single piece that is tied with a rope at the ends so that it can be hung, hence its characteristic horseshoe shape. It has an intense flavor, this chorizo can be eaten raw, without cooking, since its curing is usually perfect.
A straight and not very wide piece -between three and four centimeters in diameter- that is usually about 40 centimeters long, which makes it have the shape of a candle (hence its name). It is not usually cooked and is eaten as it is in tables, tapas, sandwiches, etc.
What is a Spanish chorizo?
SPANISH CHORIZO
Chorizo, as we know it today, was born in the 17th century with the arrival in Spain from America of paprika, a spice that gives it its characteristic reddish color and spicy flavor. Previously, chorizo had a black or white color, depending on whether it had blood or not.
What is the other name for chorizo?
In the center of the country, the term chorizo, informally tends to be interchanged with the term longaniza, although longaniza is more frequently considered as a longer sausage, while chorizo is a sausage that in its commercial appearance is more segmented; longaniza is consumed almost …
Where are the best sausages in the world?
Let’s start with Germany. German sausages are recognized for their quality in the world, the most famous of this country are: Bratwurst: These sausages vary depending on the type of region to which they belong, there being at least 40 varieties of them.
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Chopped lean and fat pork, very sifted flour, peeled garlic, ground cloves, white wine, salt as needed. Knead it all with the wine and after kneading, leave it in a covered glass for a natural day. And then fill the cow or pig intestines, whichever you want, with this mass and put them to dry in the smoke.
In the Canary Islands a chorizo is made, known as chorizo canario (or chorizo de Teror), which unlike the previous ones, is generally used to spread bread due to its texture similar to that of French pâté, manteca colorá from Andalusia or Majorcan sobrasada.
In Costa Rican gastronomy, chorizo is of great importance, and is mainly consumed in roosters with tortillas or bread. There are several recipes that incorporate this sausage,[12] and many varieties of it (Creole, spicy, French). Like other similar meat products, its consumption is increasing,[13] especially in the Central Valley and in cattle-raising areas such as Guanacaste and San Carlos.
Chorizo significado en españa
El chorizo ibérico se come cortado en rodajas en un bocadillo, a la plancha, frito o cocido a fuego lento en líquido, incluida la sidra de manzana u otras bebidas alcohólicas fuertes como el aguardiente. También se utiliza como sustituto parcial de la carne picada de ternera o cerdo[5].
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El chorizo español se elabora con carne y grasa de cerdo picadas en trozos grandes y condimentadas con ajo, pimentón ahumado y sal. Se suele clasificar como picante o dulce, según el tipo de pimentón utilizado. Cientos de variedades regionales de chorizo español, tanto ahumado como sin ahumar, pueden contener hierbas y otros ingredientes[9]. Por ejemplo, el chorizo de Pamplona es un embutido más grueso con la carne más finamente molida. Entre las variedades se encuentra el chorizo Riojano de la región de La Rioja, que goza de protección de IGP en la UE.
Cómo hacer chorizo
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