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As an AppetizerMedium
Published 1998
The term pamplona refers to the stuffed, rolled, grilled meats popular at Uruguayan steak houses and barbecues. Almost any meat is a candidate for stuffing, especially chicken, pork, and veal. (Beef is considered so noble, it’s generally cooked by itself.) This recipe was inspired by a chicken pamplona served at a Mercado del Puerto restaurant. The bell pepper, ham, egg, and prunes, make this a particularly colorful stuffing. The juxtaposition of sweet prunes and salty ham giv