This salami was made using textile casing seasoned with peppers. Textile casing is a very easy way to apply a seasoned outer layer, or crust. In this case, textile casing was used with a crust of white and black pepper. The production process is similar to traditional salami, the only difference is the type of casing, or casing, used, which in this case is a special casing for this purpose.
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The salami type pepperoni It has intense seasoning and is widely consumed, especially in the USA, in the production of pizzas. Its original name is peperone and dates back to Roman times. The original version is drier, hotter and more spicy than the contemporary commercial version. I applied a recipe here that is more focused on the original version. The meat generally used is beef, but pork can be added to harmonize the flavor of the product.
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Handmade, fermented salami, without a grinder and without casing, with a cashew nut and almond crust.
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O Tuscan Salami is typical of Italy and is also known as finacchiona. Tuscan Italian Salami Finocchiona originates in the Middle Ages, between the 14th and 15th centuries. It is a salami that contains fennel, or finacchio in Italian, which is why it is also known as fenocchiona. It is a salami that is generally thick and has medium or long maturation. Fennel was initially used to replace black pepper, which was a much more expensive ingredient. The product became popular and is now produced in several regions of Italy.
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Thick tripe is a traditional sausage from the southern region of Brazil, especially in Rio Grande do Sul. It is a mixture of condiments, vegetables, rice, tomatoes and different meats, which can be of pork, beef or poultry origin.
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Black ham ham is made with salted pork shank, then marinated in a mixture of black stout beer, brown sugar, sugar cane syrup and seasonings. These steps take 1 and a half months to complete. Then the black ham is hot smoked until it reaches an internal temperature of 65 to 72ºC.
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This salami was made for those who wish to produce homemade salami without any additives or do not intend to purchase equipment. Using things available at home it is possible to make great salami. The only additional ingredient that cannot be missing is tripe, which was straight beef in this case. I used a mini wine cellar, which I have at home, for the drying/maturation process.
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Kibbeh (kibe, كبة, kibbeh or kubbah) is a typical Middle Eastern dish consisting of a dumpling made from bulgur or semolina dough, stuffed with meat, seasoned with herbs and condiments. The name derives from kubbeh which in Arabic means ball. It is a very popular dish in Lebanon, Palestine, Syria and Iraq. It is also common in North Africa, Turkey, the Arabian peninsula and part of the Caucasus, such as Armenia. Syrian-Lebanese immigrants spread the recipe to South America. In Brazil it is a very common dish, served in bakeries, cafeterias, restaurants and bars.
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A Lincolnshire sausage It is made with pork and originates in the English county of Lincolnshire. A widely available variety in most UK butchers and supermarkets, the sausage is commonly dominated by sage, rather than the spicier flavor balance found in other English regional sausages such as Cumberland sausage.
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O codeguim or cudiguim is a variation brought to Brazil by Italian immigrants from cotechino, which is originally from Modena and follows controlled designation of origin (IGP) regulations. By regulation, the cotechino it can only be made from pork meat, fat and skin, salt and whole or crushed pepper.
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