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Plural: butifarras
Language: Catalan
Description: A fat, white, pork sausage from Catalonia, seasoned with garlic, white wine and spices including cinnamon, nutmeg, fennel seeds, sometimes cumin and cloves. First boiled and then air-dried, it is generally eaten cold, though it may also be gently cooked, often with beans, and is less spicy than many other Spanish sausages. There are also black butifarrones.
Pronounced: boo-tee-FAH-rah
Ethnicity: Catalan
Most frequent country: Andorra, Spain
Most frequent region: Catalonia
Also known as: botifarra
See places: Spanish food and cuisine, Catalan food and cuisine
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