As it turns out, the answer isn’t so simple. It originated in the Iberian peninsula as a pork-based sausage, but chorizo has evolved into several distinct styles of artisanal meat, and not all ...

In this one-pan dinner, cod and Spanish chorizo—the dry, cured kind, often sold in a link like salami—showcase why the ingredients make such a great pair. Using rendered chorizo to cook down ...

Place the potato against the blade, flat side first, and turn into long potato strings. Take each sausage and lightly dust it in flour before wrapping the potato strings around it. Fry the potato ...

I had some chorizo—the Mexican-style spicy ground pork version, not the cured Spanish salami—and for some reason it made me think of okonomiyaki, the savory Japanese pancake made with cabbage ...

After that, peel the skin off the chorizo sausage and cut into pieces roughly the same size as the pepper. The potatoes need to be washed and cut into ½ inch (1 cm) cubes, leaving the skin on.