The pork sausage of Soledad, on the Colombian Caribbean coast: pork and bacon seasoned with a pinch of cinnamon, stuffed, boiled and then grilled. Eaten with lime and bollo de yuca, and sold from buckets in the street. Makes about ten.
Butifarra is the sausage of Soledad, in Atlántico, and it is street food before it is anything else: sold from a bucket, cut into pieces, and eaten with lime squeezed over it and a bollo de yuca alongside. The cinnamon is the detail that separates it from any other pork sausage, and a pinch is genuinely all it takes. If you cannot get casings, the mixture can be shaped into balls and boiled without them, which is not traditional but works. They keep several days in the fridge once boiled, and the grilling is done just before eating.