Trim excess fat from oxtail. Combine oxtail, chickpeas, tomatoes, leek, carrot, capsicum, garlic, bay leaves, paprika, chilli flakes, sherry, the water and stock in a 5-litre (20-cup) slow cooker. Cook, covered, on low, about 8 hours.
2.
Heat rice according to directions on packet.
3.
Meanwhile, discard bay leaves from cooker. Skim fat from surface. Add rice to cooker; cook, uncovered, on high, for 5 minutes or until mixture is thickened slightly. Season to taste.
4.
Cook chorizo in a heated small frying pan until browned and crisp; drain on paper towel.
5.
Divide oxtail into serving bowls; ladle hot soup into bowls.
6.
Serve soup topped with chorizo and parsley; accompany with lemon wedges.
Can I freeze the oxtail soup?
Yes, the soup is suitable to freeze at the end of step 1.
What is oxtail?
Oxtail is a flavourful, highly fatty cut of meat from the tail of cattle. It requires long, slow cooking, making it perfect for curries, stews and soups. Originally from the ox but today may also be from beef cattle.
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