Rios Morcilla de Burgos Reviews

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Morcilla de Burgos is a very popular Spanish black pudding that is used either as a tapas dish in its own right or as an ingredient in other meals. Produced in Burgos in northern Spain, the process of adding rice was originally done to bulk out the sausage, but the unique flavour became very popular and adds a very unique twist and has become a signature dish. Morcilla de Burgos goes very well with other flavours such as roasted apples, or piquillo peppers. However it is versatile enough for an experimental chef to use it with a range of dishes, from pasta to poultry, game to garnish. It is isn't uncommon for people to be hesitant when trying black pudding for the first time, however Morcilla De Burgos is one of best in the world, try it once, you will be coming back for more! 350g Vac Pack Sausage / Once opened store in the refrigerator and defrost when ready to consume.

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Beautiful black pudding, delicate flavour and texture. I’ll be getting this again!! Also fantastic as gluten free so I can safely give it to a friend who is a coeliac. Will have to try it with scallops as I don’t think it would overwhelm them like most black pudding does.
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Posted 5 years ago
Great service, quick delivery and all produce very well packaged. Delicious morcilla - followed the suggested recipe and it went down a treat.
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Posted 5 years ago
Excellent package with quality products very professional company
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Posted 5 years ago
Lovely delicate taste and excellent value.
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Posted 5 years ago
Lovely
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Posted 5 years ago
Highly recommend your service - good quality and range of products that are better value than from other providers and fast delivery. Thank you very much, Basco!
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Posted 5 years ago
Great product. Excellent fast delivery with the product well packaged and protected.
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Posted 6 years ago
Great texture and, although tasty, not quite as spicy as those I remember eating in places like Aranda de Duero. With a little more spicing, they would be perfect.
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Posted 6 years ago