Quick Spicy Sun-Dried Tomato
Chorizo Spaghetti
Ready in just 8 minutes, this vibrant spaghetti features a rich, oil-infused sun-dried tomato sauce tossed with savory Spanish chorizo cubes and a splash of white wine.
Combining the vibrant, sun-soaked flavors of Spain and Italy, this quick spaghetti recipe bridges two culinary traditions through bold ingredients. Spanish chorizo brings a deep, smoky spice that is balanced by the sweet tartness of blended sun-dried tomatoes and tomato paste. Deglazed with white wine and enriched with savory chicken broth, the sauce clings perfectly to every strand of al dente pasta for a restaurant-quality meal in minutes.
Ingredients
- 200 g spaghetti
- 100 g Spanish chorizo
- 3 spoons sun-dried tomato paste
- 1 spoon tomato paste
- 1/2 red onion
- 2 cloves garlic
- 40 ml white wine
- 100 ml chicken broth
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- to taste salt
- to taste black pepper
- optional Parmesan cheese
- optional parsley
Instructions
- 1Prepare the sun-dried tomatoes

Place the sun-dried tomatoes into a bowl and mix them thoroughly with chopsticks to distribute the oil and seasoning evenly.
Tip: Ensure the tomatoes are well-coated to enhance blending and flavor integration. - 2Load the food processor

Transfer the prepared sun-dried tomatoes into the food processor attachment container, readying them to be blended into a smooth paste.
Tip: Do not overload the container to ensure an even and smooth texture. - 3Check the blended tomato paste

Inspect the freshly blended sun-dried tomato paste on a spoon to ensure a rich, smooth consistency without large chunks.
Tip: Blending until smooth releases maximum flavor for the sauce base. - 4Cook the spaghetti

Drop the spaghetti into a pot of boiling water seasoned with salt, cooking until al dente according to package instructions.
Tip: Salt the water generously so the pasta absorbs flavor as it boils. - 5Prep the aromatics and chorizo

Arrange the diced red onion, minced garlic, and Spanish chorizo cubes on a metal plate for easy access during cooking.
Tip: Mince the garlic finely and dice the onions uniformly for even cooking. - 6Sauté the chorizo

Pour the cubed Spanish chorizo into a pan with heated olive oil and sauté until fragrant and slightly crisped.
Tip: Sautéing the chorizo first renders its flavorful oils into the pan to build the sauce base. - 7Add Onion and Garlic

Add the diced red onion and minced garlic directly into the pan with the sautéed chorizo cubes, stirring until fully combined and fragrant.
Tip: Make sure the chorizo has released its oils before adding the aromatics to build a rich flavor base. - 8Add Tomato Pastes

Add three spoons of sun-dried tomato paste and one spoon of tomato paste into the pan. If the mixture appears too dry, add a little extra oil and sauté until fragrant.
Tip: Fry the tomato paste briefly to deepen its savory flavor before introducing liquids. - 9Deglaze with White Wine

Pour white wine into the pan over the tomato and chorizo mixture, cooking until the alcohol evaporates and leaves a bright acidity.
Tip: Let the wine reduce thoroughly so only the pleasant brightness remains without raw alcohol flavor. - 10Pour Chicken Broth

Pour chicken broth concentrate or liquid broth into the pan to build a rich and savory base for the pasta sauce.
Tip: Simmer the broth until slightly reduced to concentrate the flavors before tossing in the spaghetti. - 11Combine Spaghetti and Sauce

Add the freshly cooked spaghetti directly into the simmering sauce so the noodles can absorb all the rich flavors.
Tip: Toss the pasta immediately in the sauce to ensure even coating. - 12Season with Salt and Pepper

Add appropriate amounts of salt and black pepper to season the spaghetti and sauce mixture to perfection.
Tip: Taste the sauce before adding extra salt, as both the chorizo and broth already contribute saltiness.