Spain has a unique gastronomy and, wherever we travel, we will find exquisite dishes and products. Today I bring you a delicious typical sauce from the Canary Islands: red picon mojo.
It is ideal as an accompaniment to wrinkled potatoes (I will publish its recipe soon), but also meat, vegetables, seafood or fish, such as sea bass in salt.
It's a recipe very simple to prepare, which we will have ready in just 5 minutes. In addition, it is very economical and has a very intense and tasty flavor.
Canarian red picón mojo sauce
Exquisite and tasty red picón mojo sauce, just arrived from the Canary Islands, ideal as a side for wrinkled potatoes, meat, vegetables or fish.
TM21 equivalences
More information - sea bass in salt
Source - Essential Book (Vorwerk)
Hello, I usually follow you and although I do not participate, I keep your recipes, and although I still have a lot to do. I am progressing slowly but adequately.
On this sauce, although it is not very orthodox, I usually use it, to marinate the meat of the barbecues, or the chicken wings to make them in the oven. It is very good and juicy.
Greetings and congratulations.
Hi Emma! Welcome to Thermorecetas and thank you for leaving us your comments (we hope many more!!) and also for following us. This sauce, although it is traditionally used to accompany wrinkled potatoes, goes fabulously with meat, so I have no doubt that it is amazing for barbecue or baked chicken. Thank you very much for writing to us! A hug.
how long does it last without spoiling
Hi Lola, in the fridge for about 5 days. If you want it to last longer, take the opportunity to put them in glass jars, fill them to the top and put them in a water bath so that they are done soaked. This way they will last 6 months in the pantry, without the need to refrigerate. Lucky!
Thanks Irene, I already did it, with the sea bass with salt, great recipe
Mmmmm what a good combination. Thank you very much for your message Lola. A kiss!
In addition to the ingredients, I add a can of bell peppers, and it is delicious, I make it with the steamed mussels mmmm ..
Ooohhh Patricia what a super idea !! I take good note, to prepare them with mussels ... I think it is a spectacular combination !! 🙂
I'm sorry to contradict you, but your recipe does not correspond, at all, to the Canarian red mojo, which is made with a special type of dry pepper, previously hydrated, and at no time with ground paprika or breadcrumbs.
Thank you Angels. Would you like to share here what the authentic recipe is like? So we can all get to know it !! Thanks for your message 😉