Wednesday night is often leftovers night… tonight was no exception! I had spring onions and a bag of sugar snaps in the veggie draw which looked like they would go off in the next 24hours…..
Instead of the hard chorizo sausages you can buy from the supermarket, I use chorizos which are textured more like normal sausages. My butcher’s make them, but you can also get them in packs from Costco…. they are called ‘goikoa’ fresh chorizos. These are great for introducing children to chorizo as the texture is more familiar and the spice is more subtle. They can also be frozen and then defrosted when needed – in cases like today!
Anyway, the recipe – vary the veg to what you have…
3 small fresh chorizos (1/2 ‘hard’ chorizo) – cut into thin rounds
3 spring onions – chopped
75-100g basmati rice
200ml water
1-2 handfuls frozen sweetcorn
1-2 handfuls sugar snaps
1) dry fry the chorizo – when the amber oil seeps out add the spring onions – cook for minutes until the chorizo is crispy on the outside
2) add rice and stir to coat in the lovely chorizo-y oil and juices before adding the water and frozen sweetcorn
3) if not already boiling, bring to the boil and simmer for 12 minutes with a lid on – check and stir occasionally, add more water if too dry
4) add sugar snaps, stir, lid on – cook for 3 minutes.