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Cured Meats: Bresaola - Curing
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The Art and the Craft. Monday, November 26, 2007. If you've ever eaten in a high falootin' Italian restaurant you've no doubt seen "bresaola" served with Parmigiano shavings, maybe some rucola/rocket/arugola salad, some nice oil and lemon juice. So lets get to how it can be made at home. Now, given the preliminary results of the survey, I'm going to post this without having tasted the results. This means my spices could be entirely out of whack. This is unlikely as I've made this before, but ...I started...
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Cured Meats: Prosciutto Crudo
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The Art and the Craft. Friday, August 29, 2014. Oh my, it’s been a while since a last posted something here. I haven’t stopped making stuff, I’ve just been making stuff which I’ve already posted about, like coppa and bresaola. So I didn’t think it was worthwhile to post them. In this case I used a rear leg of an American Guinea Hog, a small heritage breed hog from Carolina Heritage Farms. This is a great breed for home curers as they are only about 100lbs fully grown. 160; . The leg was rubbed and cover...
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Cured Meats: Crema di Lardo
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The Art and the Craft. Tuesday, April 16, 2013. I’m not sure if this is the actual name of this product, but it’s fits! It’s something I made for a party where I wanted to share my lardo d’Arnad,. But didn’t feel like dealing with slicing it. If you have lardo ready, it’s incredible easy, and incredibly delicious! First, you take your nice block of prepared lardo. You grind it through the smallest die you have on your grinder…. You “knead” it into a paste…. Labels: Cured meat : Salame - Recipe. I read yo...
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Cured Meats: May 2013
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The Art and the Craft. Thursday, May 16, 2013. Pancetta Steccata dei Monti Nebrodi - Tasting. I made late last year is ready (well, it was actually ready in February! The quality of the pork from Mosefund farm. Is spectacular. The fat has a wonderful low melting point and just disappears on the tongue. The folding allowed the pancetta to stay quite a bit moister than leaving it all flat, while allowing for long aging. The spicing is great, and evident, but the flavor of the pork stands out beautifully.
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Cured Meats: A Facebook group of curers
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The Art and the Craft. Thursday, February 20, 2014. A Facebook group of curers. A while back a friend of mine, Scott from Sausage Debauchery, started a Facebook group for open discussion of sausage making, curing meats and anything else involving deliciousness. It's a good place to ask questions and get advice from a group of folks who know their way around a curing chamber and a grinder! Come join us. Search for the "Sausage Debauchery" group in Facebook or use this link:. March 29, 2014 at 9:21 AM.
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Cured Meats: February 2014
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The Art and the Craft. Thursday, February 20, 2014. A Facebook group of curers. A while back a friend of mine, Scott from Sausage Debauchery, started a Facebook group for open discussion of sausage making, curing meats and anything else involving deliciousness. It's a good place to ask questions and get advice from a group of folks who know their way around a curing chamber and a grinder! Come join us. Search for the "Sausage Debauchery" group in Facebook or use this link:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Cured Meats: January 2014
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The Art and the Craft. Thursday, January 9, 2014. Heritage Foods Guanciale Taste-off. Is a company which sources and resells premium, small farm, meats from around the country. Really, this is the kind of pork you want to be curing. Small farms raising heritage breed pigs in a happy environment on good feed. A while back someone from Heritage Foods. Contacted me asking if I wanted to try some of their products for curing. Of course I did! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Salum...
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Cured Meats: August 2014
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The Art and the Craft. Friday, August 29, 2014. Oh my, it’s been a while since a last posted something here. I haven’t stopped making stuff, I’ve just been making stuff which I’ve already posted about, like coppa and bresaola. So I didn’t think it was worthwhile to post them. In this case I used a rear leg of an American Guinea Hog, a small heritage breed hog from Carolina Heritage Farms. This is a great breed for home curers as they are only about 100lbs fully grown. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Home pro...
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Cured Meats: Lardo D'Arnad - Tasting
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The Art and the Craft. Wednesday, June 16, 2010. Lardo D'Arnad - Tasting. After almost 90 long days the lardo. Is done. There really wasn't much to it; no need to control temperature, humidity or anything else really. Just waiting. So the waiting is over, and it's time to eat! This is what the brine looked like after 85 days. It's darkened considerably, and has stained the outside surface of the fat. Not sure what causes this darkening.i guess something coming out of the herbs. June 17, 2010 at 12:25 AM.
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Cured Meats: Mangalitza Culatello
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The Art and the Craft. Tuesday, April 16, 2013. I think by now pretty much everyone who is into pork and heirloom pig breeds has heard of Mangalitza pigs. Long story short; they’re an old world Hungarian lard pig, and when properly raised are about as good as it gets for curing. I had the opportunity to purchase a leg from a Mangalitza pig, and I immediately thought “culatello time! I’ve gone into great detail on my last culatello post. Certainly NOT the “other white meat”. Nice work J.Beautiful shap...