Chorizo Grill Dish No.1

The chorizo grill dish is a flamboyant way to eat grilled chorizo tapas. Delight your friends and family with a deliciously fun way to cook, eat and serve cooked chorizo.

Using the Chorizo Grill is easy:

1. First ignite sufficient charcoal or alcohol in the grill’s base. Alcohol used must be 100% proof to light successfully.
2. Once lit, place scored chorizo on top of the griller and cooked as required turning occasionally.
3. The chorizo pig grill is heat resistant and suitable for use at the dinner table. We recommend placing a wooden board or insulated mat underneath when using the chorizo grill around other diners.
4. The chorizo grill cooks the skin around the chorizo giving off a beautiful BBQ aroma.

Serve with warm olives, crusty bread and other tapas of your choosing. So much fun, you’ll want to try it every night !!.
Going camping? Why not take a Chorizo pig grill with you. Delight your friends and companions with fireside chat and chorizo pyrotechnics. An absolute crowd pleasure and the ultimate way to cook Chorizo.
Details:

• The chorizo grill dish no.1 is made from terracotta clay and is heatproof and dishwasher safe.
• Measurements: 25 x 12 x 4cm
• Weight: 850grams
• Made in Portugal

As seen on SBS Feast's 'Grilled Chorizo' recipe here

About the Artisans:

Cerâmica Edgar Picas (Chorizo grills) 

The assadores you see on Iberica’s website come from Cerâmica Edgar Picas, which was specifically chosen for its superior quality chouriço grills. This small, family-run pottery in northern Portugal takes pride in its handmade and hand-painted products. They believe – and Iberica shares this belief – that there is a wonderful charm in the uniqueness of each handmade item. No two assadores will be completely identical because of the human element. But how do you use an assador exactly, and why would you want to?  

By far one of the simplest and most effective ways to make a great impression at a party is to cook chouriço in an assador in front of your guests. It’s easy: first, take the chouriço, and remove the packaging. You can simply pour alcohol to the bottom of the assador. Light the liquid at the bottom with a match and remove your hand quickly because the flames that come up are big and beautiful! We recommend dimming the lights for the show – your guests will be mesmerized by the dancing flames and crackling of the meat. You can turn the chouriço over once or twice, until it’s cooked to your liking (some charring on the outside is recommended). Cut into pieces, serve as a starter with some sliced bread, and watch it disappear.  

A chouriço grill is, in essence, a miniature portable indoor barbecue especially designed for cooking sausages. The flavor you get from an assador is unlike anything you would achieve by cooking it on the hob or oven. Best of all, though it was designed for grilling chouriço, it is widely used for other types of Portuguese sausages such as linguiças, farinheiras and alheiras. A  chouriço grill is the kitchen accessory you never knew you needed.