HOMEMADE CHORIZO

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Provided by Guy Fieri

Categories     main-dish

Time 35m

Yield 20 servings

Number Of Ingredients 15

2 ounces hog sausage casing (about 14 feet)
2 chipotles in adobo sauce
5 cloves garlic
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1/4 cup tequila
5 pounds well-marbled boneless pork butt
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
4 tablespoons kosher salt
4 tablespoons ancho chili powder
3 to 5 teaspoons pequen chili powder or cayenne pepper
2 tablespoons granulated onion
2 tablespoons paprika
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
Vegetable oil, for the grill

Steps:

  • Prepare the casing.
  • Soak the casing in cold water for 30 minutes to soften, then run water through it to remove excess salt and check for leaks. (You can buy casings from most butchers.)
  • Blend the chiles.
  • Remove the seeds from the chipotles, and finely chop in a food processor with the garlic, vinegar and tequila.
  • Chop the pork.
  • Cut any silver skin off the pork butt, then cut it into 3-inch chunks.
  • Grind the meat.
  • Grind the pork in a meat grinder (or mixer with a grinder attachment) with a 316-inch die. Use the feed tube to push the meat through gently.
  • Season the meat.
  • First, "de-bling" (take off your rings!); you'll be mixing with your hands. Combine the dry spices-cumin, salt, chili powders, onion, paprika, oregano and white pepper-in a small bowl. Then season the pork in layers: Place half the ground meat in a large bowl, cover with half the spice mixture and half the garlic-vinegar mixture, then add the rest of the meat, spices and garlic mixture. Combine everything with your hands; it's the best way to make sure all the meat gets seasoned.
  • Thread the casing.
  • Remove the die from the grinder and attach the sausage-stuffing tube, then slide the whole casing onto the tube, leaving enough at the end to tie into a tight knot.
  • Stuff the casing.
  • With the mixer on low, gently feed the sausage mixture into the tube, using one hand to guide the casing out at the right speed; be careful not to overstuff or tear the casing.
  • Form the links.
  • Turn off the mixer after you get about 3 to 4 feet of sausage and cut and tie off the casing. Retie the casing on the stuffing tube and continue making the remaining sausage. Pinch and then twist the long pieces of sausage about every 8 inches to form links. Place the linked sausages on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and refrigerate overnight to dry.
  • Grill the sausage.
  • Preheat one side of a grill to medium-high and the other to low. Lightly brush the grill with oil, then grill the sausages until they're browned on all sides, 6 to 8 minutes. Move to low heat and continue grilling until they're cooked through, 5 to 7 more minutes.

Aamir haslo
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This chorizo is a must-try for any foodie. It's packed with flavor and can be used in a variety of dishes.


Nacius Natacha
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This recipe was a bit challenging for me as a beginner cook, but the results were worth it. The chorizo was delicious and I'm proud of myself for making it.


MD NIBIR SHEIKH
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This chorizo is truly a culinary delight. The flavors are complex and nuanced, and it adds a touch of elegance to any dish.


Bahadr Ali
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This chorizo is perfect for tailgating. It's easy to make ahead of time and it travels well.


Vivo Y12a
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This recipe is perfect for beginner cooks. It's easy to follow and the results are amazing.


MD. Ismile
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This chorizo is a hit at parties. I always make a big batch and it's always the first thing to disappear.


Ram babu Sah
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This chorizo is a healthier alternative to store-bought chorizo. It's made with fresh, natural ingredients and contains no preservatives.


Mia Klazen
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I love how versatile this chorizo is. I've used it in tacos, burritos, pasta dishes, and even scrambled eggs. It's always delicious.


Annie McDonald
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This recipe is so easy and quick to make. I can have a batch of chorizo ready in less than an hour.


sr samim
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This recipe is a great way to save money on chorizo. It's much cheaper to make your own than to buy it at the store.


Daniel Curtis
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The flavor of this chorizo is amazing. It's smoky, spicy, and has a hint of sweetness. I love using it in tacos, but it would also be great in pasta dishes or stews.


Terence Maxx
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This chorizo is seriously spicy, but in a good way. It's perfect for adding a kick to tacos, burritos, and other Mexican dishes.


Saz Zad
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I wasn't sure how homemade chorizo would turn out, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was so much better than anything I've ever bought at the store. I'll definitely be making this again!


Chidalu Dalu
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This recipe is a game changer! I've been making my own chorizo for years, but this is by far the best recipe I've found. The flavor is incredible and it's so easy to make.


Kaloni Morris
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I've never tried making chorizo at home before, but this recipe was so easy to follow! The chorizo turned out delicious and flavorful, just like the kind you'd buy at the store.


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