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 pork cheeks are one of the most prized cuts in slow-cooked dishes. Rich in collagen, they become extraordinarily tender and gelatinous after slow cooking, absorbing all the flavours of the sauce.
From pigs raised freely in the fields and fed on chestnuts, they are distinguished by their deep flavour and unique texture that only the Bísaro breed offers.
Braise the Bísaro pork cheeks in red wine with onion, carrot, and bay leaf, over low heat, until the meat falls apart with a fork.