Where to eat the best cachopo?

Cachopo
Photo: Turismo Asturias - Joaquín Fanjul
Region: Principado de Asturias

Cachopo is a typical dish of Asturian gastronomy, known for its generous size and delicious flavour. It consists of two beef fillets stuffed with Serrano ham and cheese, breaded and fried. The result is a juicy dish, crispy on the outside and full of intense flavours on the inside. It is usually served with chips and salad.

The basic ingredients of Cachopo are beef fillets, Serrano ham and cheese, although there are also variations with other fillings such as mushrooms, seafood or peppers. It is a hearty and popular dish in Asturian cider houses, where it is enjoyed in company and with good cider. Cachopo is a true delight for meat lovers and a delicious example of Asturian cuisine.

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Principado de Asturias

Sidrería El Rincón de Celia

C. Luanco, 16, 33207. Gijón (Asturias)

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