1ozmanchego cheeseapprox, or other flavorful hard cheese
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Instructions
Warm a small skillet/frying pan over a medium heat but don't add in any oil.
Cut the piquillo peppers into slices, slice the cheese and open the bread roll through the middle.
Place the chorizo slices in the pan and allow to crisp and brown slightly for around a minute or two then turn over. Cook on the other side another minute until crisp.
Remove the chorizo from the pan but don't throw away the oil that has rendered. Carefully pour some or all of the chorizo oil into the inside of the bread - you can rub the inside of the bread right in the pan if there's not too much oil and it fits.
Put a handful of arugula/rocket in each pitta then layer the piquillo pepper slices on top in each, followed by the cheese and chorizo slices.
Serve and enjoy.
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Notes
Use a a spicy chorizo or mild chorizo as you prefer (affiliate links, meaning we earn commission on any qualifying purchases, but these are the brand I typically use, when available).For the bread, in Spain you find sandwiches in rolls that are a bit like small baguettes, so something similar would work, or else a ciabatta roll also works well.