III CSO RUBAYO

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Tras un aplazamiento por inclemencias meteorológicas, nos dirigimos a la capital de Marina de Cudeyo.
En el majestuoso Parque del Marqués, en Rubayo, nos invitan a participar en su tercer concurso de olla ferroviaria.
El menú elegido para la ocasión fueron unos garbanzos con costilla y chorizo.
La organización aportó garbanzos, aceite y carbón. Muchas gracias por vuestro esfuerzo y colaboración.
Una veintena de ollas se cocinaron a buen ritmo para que el guiso estuviera disponible para entregar al jurado a la una y media de la tarde.
Por cada cata entregada se donó una ración en beneficio de Marina solidaria.
Tras la valoración del jurado se hizo la entrega de los premios.
Damos nuestra más sincera enhorabuena a la Asociación Gastronómica Peña Las Cachavas que se alzó con los tres primeros premios.
Felicitamos al resto de premiados y agradecemos a todos vuestra presencia y participación.
Tras la entrega de premios todos pudimos disfrutar de la actuación del dúo compuesto por David Argos y Reme Muñoz.
Esta localidad es el lugar ideal para disfrutar en familia gracias a sus dos extraordinarios parques, el de San Isidro y la Finca del Marqués.
Si te gusta caminar, la Senda Costera bordea la Ría de Cubas (desembocadura del Río Miera) llegando hasta la Marisma del Conde, una de las mejores zonas de observación de aves de la Bahía de Santander.
Definitivamente Rubayo es un excelente lugar para disfrutar en familia.

Seguimos descubriendo y publicando nuevos eventos y carteles, no olvidéis consultar la página y el calendario para descubrirlos y, si queréis estar a la última en cartelería y publicaciones, os animo a formar parte de nuestro nuevo canal de WhatsApp, desde donde, de modo completamente anónimo, estaréis al día de todas nuestras publicaciones.

Nos vemos en la próxima.

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