Oven-roasted Bísaro Pork Presa with Chestnuts
In October and November, our pigs go to the chestnut groves to eat fallen chestnuts. This is part of the diet that gives Bísaro pork its marbling and flavour. In...
Bísaro's chouriço is a sausage made with fresh meat from the leg and belly of free-range Bísaro pigs, minced and seasoned with paprika, bay leaf, garlic, and salt. The timeless recipe, with no shortcuts.
The result is a chouriço with a balanced flavour and a striking aroma, which shines whether pan-fried or enriching traditional Portuguese stews.
It can be eaten cooked or raw, when dried, or even grilled over coals in alcohol or brandy, a classic on Portuguese tables.