Well, yes, today it plays a regional dish as much as possible, specifically from the Seville area: montadito de "pringá", although it is eaten in other places in Andalusia as well. And many of you may be wondering what the hell is the "pringá"? Well the "pringá" is nothing other than the cooked meats minced. In my house, that my mother is Andalusian, the pringá carries ham, chicken and bacon. Something simple, but with good quality ingredients I assure you that no more is needed. But you can also add chorizo, blood sausage ... well, whatever you cook at home. Actually, this dish is a Use plate for the remains of the stew.
And, if you like stew, don't miss this article that we wrote a little while ago about what to do with the leftover stew. Also now that Easter holidays are coming, it is a good idea to make a stew if there are many of us at home.
We have of course used muffin bread. Have you never made them at home? Well, here you have one of the best recipes: muffin bread with thermomix
Andalusian montadito from "pringá"
Juicy and delicious Andalusian style montaditos with muffin bread, stuffed with "pringá". Delicious to drink warm as an aperitif.
Jo, that good looking ??
eeeeeeeee that is not pringa excuse me to tell you, the pringa CANNOT have blood sausage, it has the 2 meats from the stew and bacon
Hello Manolo, correct, in my house the pringá takes chicken, ham and bacon because that is what we make the stew with. However, with this recipe we want people to be able to give out their leftovers from the stew, so that each one in his montadito can put whatever he wants to spend according to the type of stew to which he is accustomed at home. You already know that stews from the north and south of Spain or Madrid have nothing to do with it. But it's about reusing the leftovers 🙂 thanks for following us… and yes, where the real pringá is…