Salame Piacentino DOP
Salame Piacentino DOP
Produced in the city of Piacenza in Italy's northerly Emilia-Romagna region, Salame Piacentino DOP is rustic dry-cured salami made with a blend of ground meat and pork belly fat. Even with the advent of modern production techniques, Salame Piacentino is still manufactured pretty much the same way that farmers in Piacenza have been making it for centuries. The meat is hand-selected from heritage breeds of hogs that are bred and raised on the lush pastures and abundant produce of Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy. Lean meat and pork fat are ground in a large grinder, then mixed with salt and a combination of spices including black and white peppercorns and garlic, as well as rich Italian red wine. The salted meat mixture is then stuffed into traditional casings and tied to lock in its rich flavor. Finally, the salami is cured for a minimum for 45 days, during which time its flavor becomes richly complex. The final result is a mild yet flavorful salami that presents flavors of spicy peppercorns, pungent garlic, hearty red wine, and abviously richly flavorful pork.
Salami Piacentino has been a DOP (Protected Designation of Origin) product since 1996, so you can feel confident that you are serving only the finest, most authentic product.
Salame Piacentino DOP makes a perfect and refined addition to gourmet charcuterie plates and cheese boards as well as to many other dishes. Add it to a gourmet sandwich, slice it over an authentic Italian pizza in place of pepperoni or cut it into strips and add it to a creamy mac and cheese.
With Salame Piacentino DOP you can experience one of the finest and most authentic product of the Italian culinary tradition.
Ingredients: pork, salt, dextrose, sodium ascorbate, spice (black pepper), sodium nitrite, potassium nitrate, lactic acid starter culture.
Weight: 1.7lb Approx. Weight may vary +/- 0.3lb
Product of Italy
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