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Rios Morcilla de Burgos, Spanish Black Pudding, 350g Vac Pack Reviews

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Morcilla de Burgos is a popular Spanish black pudding from Burgos in northern Spain. Originally, rice was added to bulk out the sausage, but its unique flavor became a signature dish. Morcilla de Burgos pairs well with roasted apples and piquillo peppers, but it's versatile enough for experimental chefs to use in various dishes, from pasta to poultry, game to garnish. Despite initial hesitance, Morcilla De Burgos is one of the best black puddings in the world. Each 350g vacuum-sealed sausage should be stored in the refrigerator and defrosted before consumption.

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Just love this. Good balance of protein and rice. A very good product at a competitive price.
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Posted 5 years ago
The best morcilla I have bought in the UK - as good as any in Spain
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Posted 5 years ago
Leire De Mier
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Delicious taste although I like better the Morcillas that don't have rice. Having said that, if you like Morcilla with rice, Morcilla de Burgos is the best out there
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Posted 5 years ago
John Stevenson
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Good morcilla. Does exactly what it says on the tin (not that it comes in a tin, of course)
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Posted 5 years ago
My favourite.Great fried accompanied with piquillo pepers, padrĂ³n peppers or cooked with a good 'alubiada'
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Posted 5 years ago
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Posted 5 years ago
So subtle, like but unlike the usual UK version of black pudding, cook on its own or add to stuffed peppers with breadcrumbs, great with eggs, very versatile.
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Posted 5 years ago
Danielle Scott
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This morcilla is rich and delicious with lots of rice in it but not so much that it falls apart. We are it on baguette with some Romesco sauce underneath, the fried morcilla and topped with a fried quails egg with a sprinkle of paprika. Buen provecho!
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