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Bavarian Frankfurter with Charcuterie Fries
Two impressive snacks: a Bavarian-style frankfurter sandwich topped with bacon and onion jam, and charcuterie-style fries dressed with truffle-parmesan mayo and diced cured meats. Created for Lima's Expovino event.
Ingredients
Bacon and Onion Jam
- 200 g Quality bacon (cubed for jam)
- 1 large Onion (pluma cut)
- 200 ml Dark cola (for deglazing)
Charcuterie Fries
- 3 medium Yellow potatoes (steamed, chunked, deep-fried)
- 100 g Country ham (diced)
- 10 g Truffle oil (for truffle-parmesan mayo)
- 5 g Parmesan cheese (grated, for mayo)
Frankfurter Sandwich
- 3 units Frankfurter sausages (heated in salted water)
- 3 units Hot dog buns (steamed)
Sauces
- 35 g Dijon mustard (for mayostaza)
Steps
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1Make bacon-onion jam: render bacon from cold, add sliced onion, deglaze with vinegar and cola, reduce until thick.Tip: Cook until 'toad-eye bubbles' appear — means it's ready.~30 min
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2Steam potatoes whole until tender. Cool, chunk roughly, deep-fry at 180°C until crispy.Tip: Chilling after steaming gives crispier fries.~50 min
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3Mix mayostaza (mayo + Dijon). Mix truffle-parmesan mayo (mayo + truffle oil + parmesan + Worcestershire).~5 min
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4Heat sausages in well-salted water. Steam buns. Assemble: bun + mayostaza + sausage + cheese + bacon jam.~10 min
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5Assemble charcuterie fries: hot fries + diced ham + cabanossi + truffle-parmesan mayo + chives.~5 min
Nutrition (per serving)
820
Calories
32g
Protein
55g
Carbs
52g
Fat
4g
Fiber
Cultural Context
This recipe was developed for Lima's Expovino, reflecting the German charcuterie tradition that has taken root in Peru through brands like Salchichería Alemana. The Peruvian concept of 'salchipapas' is elevated here into gourmet papas charcuteras with truffle mayo and artisan cold cuts.
Giacomo Bocchio
LES VOY A ENSEÑAR A PREPARAR EL MEJOR FRANKFURTER QUE HAYAN PROBADO ¦ GIACOMO BOCCHIO
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