Serving suggestion

In fine slices, the chorizo is a perfectly balanced bread topping with the corresponding spicy note.
As small cubes to accompany stews such as a bean stew (white beans or green beans), enriched with potatoes, or in a pasta dish, the chorizo is versatile in Mediterranean cuisine.
 

Manufacture

Chorizo, like fuet, is made from pork and bacon in most of Spain.
In some regions of Spain it is made from wild boar, deer, goat or lamb.

Medium to coarsely chopped, the mixture is seasoned with garlic and paprika powder. The addition of different herbs leads to slight regional differences in terms of taste.

The added paprika powder gives the Spanish chorizo not only its characteristic color, but also that special aroma. The flavors range from mild, sweet, hot, piquant, extra hot to smoked.