Pepperoni vs Spanish chorizo.

Which one you prefer?


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You dont eat pork because you are now jewish right? i dont know how anyone can give up pork willingly, kudos to your willpower. Never heard about migas though.

Fluor tortilla is northern Mexican food, here in northern Mexico we eat both, with fluor tortillas having a more traditional aspect role in our lives.

I dont think there is a cuisine out there that can be called authentic Mexican food, since this is a country of immigrants built upon the ruins of 2 ancient empires which had trade as far as south America. So it all changes depending on the region.

We have perfected your cuisine with American ingenuity. I present to you the real Mexican food:

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Chorizo but chunky- not the poor people's meatless, runny shit
 
Chorizo is a very versatile sausage while pepperoni is more of a precision tool. Chorizos many applications include, but are not limited to: tacos, burritos, spaghettis. Yes, chorizo is so versatile that it can be used on pepperoni's home turf: Italian.

Yet, a chorizo pizza simply can not match the authentic delight that is a pepperoni pizza. A perfectly smoked pepperoni sausage, cut into thin slices expertly complements the thin, crispy crust and sun-dried, vine ripened roma tomatoes of a margherita pizza. Thicker slices might complement the buttered crust and many layers of cheese that are characteristic of a Chicago style.

So, does versatility trump precision? I can't imagine a world without chorizo or pepperoni that I'd want to live in. For that very reason, I'm going to call this a draw.

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i like to make spaghetti and chorizo

cook the chorizo in a pan with a few seasonings/oils until it gets the consistency of marinara, then mix in the spaghetti

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Weird, since chorizo is already cooked.
 
Chorizo is a very versatile sausage while pepperoni is more of a precision tool. Chorizos many applications include, but are not limited to: tacos, burritos, spaghettis. Yes, chorizo is so versatile that it can be used on pepperoni's home turf: Italian.

Yet, a chorizo pizza simply can not match the authentic delight that is a pepperoni pizza. A perfectly smoked pepperoni sausage, cut into thin slices expertly complements the thin, crispy crust and sun-dried, vine ripened roma tomatoes of a margherita pizza. Thicker slices might complement the buttered crust and many layers of cheese that are characteristic of a Chicago style.

So, does versatility trump precision? I can't imagine a world without chorizo or pepperoni that I'd want to live in. For that very reason, I'm going to call this a draw.

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Either way it seems odd to cook it in with a dish. Just sliced or like this is how we do it at my house. :cool:


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Well its like ham and wiener, you can eat them like that or you can cook them for extra flavor.
 
Depends what kind of pepperoni and depends what kind of chorizo

But if we go by what is commonly found in any regular supermarket in the US, chorizo takes it EASILY.... although as I said Im very sure there is a type of pepperoni that would be a a lot tastier than a regular chorizo from the supermarket, and in turn Im also sure there is a chorizo even better than that! And we can go like that forever, as I said at the start it depends
 
Do you know any good mexican or south american action films?

No, not really.

Although i think i saw a brazilian movie called Tropa de Elite that was pretty cool.

That being said, here in Mexico we only get US action flicks.
 
It depends on what food you're eating. Both are equally good IMO. Pepperoni on Italian, chorizo on Mexican.
 
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