Bocadillo de Chorizo
Recipes with Chorizo
The simplest and most eaten chorizo preparation in Spain: cured chorizo sliced onto a crusty baguette. No condiments, no lettuce, no nonsense. The bread should be fresh enough to have a shattering crust and soft interior. The chorizo does all the work.
Prep Time
3 min
Cook Time
0 min
Servings
1
Difficulty
Easy
Ingredients
- 1 section of crusty baguette or barra de pan (about 20cm)
- 80-100g cured chorizo, sliced thin
Steps
Split the bread lengthwise. If the crust is too hard, press down gently to crack it without flattening the crumb.
Layer the chorizo slices, overlapping, on the bottom half. Close the sandwich.
Eat. That is the recipe.
Tips
The bread matters more than you think. A stale or soft baguette produces a bad bocadillo. Buy fresh bread. Use a well-cured chorizo that is firm enough to slice thin without crumbling. Some people drizzle olive oil on the bread. That is acceptable.