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Morcilla de Cebolla

The onion-heavy morcilla of Spanish tradition — softer, sweeter, built on slow-cooked cebolla.

Etymology

cebollaseh-BOH-ya

Latin cēpulla, diminutive of cēpa, 'onion'

'Little onion' — the gentlest word in the morcilla family, for the gentlest member.

Onion, patience, and not much else

Across Spain's regions the great morcilla divide is simple: rice or onion. Ours of cebolla takes the second road — mountains of onion cooked down slow until the sausage turns almost creamy.

It's the gentlest of the morcilla family, the one to hand a first-timer — mild, sweet-savory, and gone before the steaks are ready.

Cased in our kitchen, in small batches, like everything on this page.

Asked at the counter

What makes morcilla de cebolla different?

Onion — mountains of it, cooked down slow until the sausage turns almost creamy. It's the mildest, most beginner-friendly of the morcilla family.

Rice morcilla or onion morcilla?

Spain's eternal argument. We case the onion road: softer, sweeter, and made for the parrilla rather than the frying pan.

How it comes

Made in our own kitchen, fresh or frozen, ready for the parrilla or the table.

By the link · fresh or frozen

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