chorizo Recipes
10 delicious chorizo recipes from around the world
Fabada Asturiana
A hearty and traditional Asturian bean stew, featuring tender white beans simmered with flavorful chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), and rich pork belly. This is ultimate mountain comfort food, perfect for a cold day.
Judiones de la Granja (Segovian Giant Beans)
A hearty and comforting Segovian stew featuring massive white beans (judiones) slow-cooked with flavorful chorizo, morcilla, and pork belly. A true taste of mountain comfort.
Migas (Spanish Fried Breadcrumbs)
Migas is a rustic Spanish dish traditionally made by shepherds, using stale bread as a base, fried with flavorful ingredients like chorizo and peppers. It's a hearty and satisfying breakfast or light meal.
Migas Extremeñas
Migas Extremeñas, a rustic and flavorful dish from the Extremadura region of Spain, features fried breadcrumbs enriched with savory pork belly, spicy chorizo, and aromatic garlic. Traditionally a shepherd's meal, it's hearty, satisfying, and surprisingly simple to prepare. The addition of sweet grapes provides a refreshing contrast to the richness of the dish.
Pochero (Filipino Beef and Vegetable Stew)
A comforting and hearty Filipino stew with Spanish influences, featuring tender beef, savory chorizo, sweet saba bananas, and a medley of vegetables simmered in a rich tomato sauce.
Arroz Atollado
A rich and comforting soupy rice dish from the Valle del Cauca region of Colombia, featuring a medley of tender pork, chicken, and savory chorizo, simmered with aromatics and rice to a luscious, spoonable consistency.
Choripán
The quintessential Argentine street food, a Choripán is a grilled chorizo sausage nestled in a crusty bread roll, generously slathered with vibrant chimichurri sauce. Perfect for game days, barbecues, or any casual gathering.
Chorizo Venezolano
Authentic Venezuelan chorizo, a flavorful and less spicy sausage compared to its Spanish counterpart, perfect for grilling and serving with traditional arepas.
Pambazo
A vibrant and flavorful Mexican street food sandwich. Pambazo features a soft roll (bolillo or similar) dipped in a rich, red guajillo chili sauce, then griddled until crispy. It's traditionally filled with a savory mixture of chorizo and potatoes, and then topped with fresh lettuce, cooling crema, and crumbled queso fresco.
Queso Fundido
A bubbling skillet of melted cheese, often enriched with savory chorizo or roasted poblano peppers, served hot and scooped up with warm tortillas. This classic Mexican appetizer is best enjoyed immediately.