
his corn stamp with chorizo comes from my collection “budget recipes”. It is a quick and easy recipe, simple but tasty.
The word “stamp” refers to a set of Dutch classic dishes where potatoes get mashed with a vegetable and sometimes milk and/or meat. In the past and in some parts of the Netherlands still today, some people call it “stoemp”. It means the same as the English “stamp”, better knows as “stomp”. This because you “stomp” the potatoes and other ingredients together. You don’t mix them but mash them with a masher. In Dutch a masher is called a “stamper”.
The ingredients.

or this Corn Stamp with Chorizo I used red onions because I just happen to have those left. But usually I would use the cheaper “regular” white or yellow onion. Both work just fine.
For the curry powder you can use next to garama masala and turmeric also the generic British or Dutch curry/kerrie/kari powder or curry madra powder. You could also use some tex-mex spices; but please add the turmeric for that great yellow colour.
Budget tip: I use a lot of chorizo in my budget recipes. You only need a few pieces to give the dish some extra spices, salt and umami. Way cheaper then bigger pieces of meat. You can only use a dried chorizo sausage 5-7 days after opening if you store it in the fridge. But if you cut it in tiny pieces and put it in the freezer, you can easily grab some hands of fresh chorizo idefinitely.
If you like spicy you can mash some canned jalapeño peppers or chilli flakes in the stamp, or add some sriracha or tabasco or other hot sauces to the onion- and chorizo gravy.



