Guanciale Volpi
Guanciale (Pork Jowl) – Aged 3 Months – 4 lb (Approx.)
Guanciale is the traditional Italian cured pork jowl prized for its rich flavor and silky texture. The pork cheeks are hand-salted and left to cure for 4–5 days before being rinsed, air-dried, and coated with freshly ground black pepper and a touch of peperoncino. After a minimum of 3 months of slow aging, the meat develops a deep, savory aroma and a melt-in-your-mouth quality that defines Italy’s most iconic dishes.
A staple in Lazio and Abruzzo, Guanciale is essential for authentic amatriciana, carbonara, and gricia. Its fat renders beautifully, creating a luxurious base for pasta sauces and hearty recipes.
How to Use
Cut thick slices or cubes, sauté until lightly caramelized, then use as the star ingredient in your favorite Italian sauces.
Details
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Weight: Approx. 4 lb (1.8 kg)
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Ingredients: Pork jowl, sea salt, sugar, spices, natural flavoring
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Aging: 3 months
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Packaging: Vacuum-sealed
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Origin: Product of U.S.A.
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I ordered twice. The first order had no problem. The last order came last week and was hot when we opened it (88 degrees indoors). Wanted to return it but the shipping was nearly the cost I paid when i ordered it. So that money was lost. Ill have to go with another company who ships better.
It was pretty good not excellent?
More pancetta than a proper guanciale. Will get the Italian one next time. Lesson learned. Tariffs be damned!