One-pan meals are my latest love affair. I love combining all sorts of different foods together to create a delicious and nutritious experience. It seems the sky is the limit and I am forever experimenting with this cooking concept. (To be honest, it might even qualify as an obsession.)
But no matter what concoctions I put together, the most requested one-pan meal I’ve ever invented is my chorizo hash. Everyone loves this spicy meal and it works for all times of day.
Oh, and don’t let me forget to mention — the best part of making this one-pan chorizo hash is that both the preparation and clean up are ultra-simple.
Crowd-Pleasing One-Pan Chorizo Hash
The best part of one-pan meal-making is that both the preparation and clean up are ultra-simple.
Ingredients
- 1 lb chorizo ground or links
- 2 medium sweet potatoes or butternut squash diced
- 1 large onion chopped
- 1 pint chopped mushrooms of choice
- Bag of mixed greens or slaw
- 2 ripe avocados
- Bag of plantain or other baked vegetable "chips"
- 3 stalks of fresh rosemary
- Coconut oil or fat of choice
- Pink Himalayan salt
- Ground black pepper
Instructions
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Heat skillet to medium using fat of choice.
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Add onions and mushrooms, cooking until onions are golden in color (about 10 minutes).
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Next add potatoes or squash, cooking for another 10 minutes. (You can add in any extra veggies like Brussels sprouts you've got laying around, too.)
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Add chorizo, breaking apart if ground or cutting into 1/4-inch rounds if links.
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Sprinkle with fresh rosemary.
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Add desired amount of salt and pepper, mixing all together.
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Cook for about 15 more minutes allowing the flavors to marry together.
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Mash avocado and add a little salt to create a simple guacamole side.
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Serve with chips over greens or slaw. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
If you want to turn this into "breakfast," just put a fried egg on top!
This recipe is compliant on Kickstart, Lifestyle, and Performance — just watch out for your chorizo ingredients!