chorizo
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- noun
- /tʃəˈriːzoʊ/
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chorizo
- So, are we serving chorizo tomorrow?
- chorizo sausage
- spicy chorizo
- sliced chorizo
It's like Taco bus has got a low key fire chorizo Taco.
- It's like Taco bus has got a low key fire chorizo Taco.
- I mean, preferably you don't want to buy hot dogs or sausages or chorizo, right, or any of these ingredient containing foods.
- I got a a chorizo waffle with Maple bacon and oh, come on, right, come on, get ready.
- It says Purchase Aurelius, chorizo and Santo Thomas rice.
- Hola, that's Spanish for you can have anything in my fridge except my chorizos.
- And you know when it's good, when the outcome's good, It's like a chorizo, tomato and mascarpone pasta.
- And also I got like the, I got rice and chorizo from Spain and it and it, it's absolutely heavenly.
Examples
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Usually, she will set out a plate of eggs, chorizo or bacon, ham, oatmeal, and coffee.
Fiction book (1999) -
And we're going to have the chorizo breakfast burrito.
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Hey, they got chorizo in Mexico!
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Our breakfast special today is chorizo and eggs.
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I add a little chorizo to the bean soup at times.
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I really liked the chorizo taco and ordered two more since I was hungry!
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I made you papas con chorizo.
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Spanish Chorizo Hash—a bit greasy because of the chorizo, but good and healthy.
Blog text (23) -
Scrambled eggs, chorizo, baked beans, hash Browns, bacon, French toast.
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Our breakfast special today is chorizo and eggs.
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Etymology
Chorizo comes from the Spanish word for a spiced 'sausage' and is related to the Portuguese form chouriço. The name is tied to its red paprika or chili flavor, so today chorizo means the spicy, smoky pork sausage used in Spanish and Mexican cooking.