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Special Gift Basket for pregnant boroña.
Form for preparing boroña for 4 people
To prepare boroña for 4 people.
Basket for preparing boroña for 4 people
Includes the 3 Asturian products needed to prepare this typical Asturian dish.
- 1kg of corn flour from Molín de Corao (gluten free and suitable for celiacs)
- 1kg of corn flour from Molín de Corao (gluten free and suitable for celiacs)
- 1kg of corn flour from Molín de Corao (gluten free)
-Pack of 5 chorizo sausages of Naveda of superior quality.
-Pack of 5 chorizos of superior quality.
-Piece of Lacón de EL Gaitero.
-Piece of Lacón de EL Gaitero
It comes presented in a cardboard box so that it can be sent directly to the person who will enjoy the gift.
You can personalize your gift basket with a message or a dedication. To do this, write in the field below the phrase you want to include.
If you choose store pickup and come to pick it up we can wrap it in cellophane paper with a pretty bow
The baskets of Asturian products are open to change, if there is any item in the basket that does not convince you please contact us, we can make a basket to your needs.
We can also make a basket for you
The Borona preñada is a bread made with corn, which once kneaded is filled with compango (pork shoulder and chorizo). Once stuffed, the dough is closed like a lid and wrapped with cabbage leaves to put it in the oven. After about three hours it will be crispy on the outside and tender on the inside
With these high quality ingredients made by prestigious Asturian brands, you can prepare a top-quality borona
The Corao mill is considered the best mill in the region. Its 4 millstones work with the water of the river Güeña and grind the grain obtaining a very fine flour. It was built in the 18th century and is one of the last working mills remaining in Asturias
