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Homemade double salami

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Mixed double salami, homemade. This salami was made with beef ribs, loin and pork shank. It is very decorative and attractive for consumption, its preparation is simple and can be done at home using a cellar or a specific air-conditioned environment. It is also possible to do this in adapted refrigerators, as long as the maximum temperature is maintained at 14ºC, the humidity is close to 80% and there is some type of light and constant air circulation.

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Mixed salami appetizer in 3 days

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Salami appetizer, homemade salami ready in 3 days. This salami was made by hand, using just 6 ingredients and was ready in 3 days. Anyone can do it at home without using sophisticated equipment. It is essential to use a reduced caliber casing (low diameter) so that the salami can dry quickly.

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Colonial Salami Recipe

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O colonial salami is a Brazilian salami very common in southern Brazil, colonial salami was adapted from revenues coming from Europe by immigrants mainly Germans and Italians. Colonial salami is generally made without using an air-conditioned environment during the process. As Brazil has a much warmer climate than Europe throughout most of the year, salami had to undergo some adaptations to be able to be made in our climate.

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Sucuk or Sudzhuk dried sausage from central Asia and the Mediterranean

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Sucuk, sujuk or sudzhuk is a cured (dried) sausage, spicy and with a lot of garlic, consumed in the Balkan region, the Middle East and Central Asia, that is, in countries that were part of the Ottoman Empire. The name comes from Persian and means “full gut”.

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Handmade homemade salamitos

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Salamitos is a product from Sadia (BRF) which describes it as “snack 100% salami from Sadia that does not require refrigeration. Just open and eat anytime or anywhere!“. In short, it is a salami with a very small diameter and ready to eat, without the need for refrigeration. A pocket-friendly source of protein. It can replace “social club” crackers and cereal bars for out-of-hours snacks. It is an alternative rich in protein, free from vegetable fats (hydrogenated, from transgenic and/or interesterified sources) and with a very low level of carbohydrates.

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Hamburger Salami

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Hamburger salami is a recipe brought by German immigrants who arrived in Brazil mainly in the southern region of the country. Hamburger salami follows the traditional German salami recipe, in this case the recipe from the city of Hamburg. Salamis in Germany, unlike Italy, are often smoked before going through the drying/curing/maturation process, which is the loss of weight and gain of aromas and flavors through prolonged exposure to time.

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Handmade salami made in the fridge

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This salami was made to test an alternative solution to traditional curing in an air-conditioned environment, with controlled temperature, humidity and air flow. It is also an alternative to using baking paper, which is a terrible wrapper as it was not designed for this purpose, cannot properly control moisture loss and does not adhere to the product, leaving a layer between the paper and the salami that is conducive to the emergence of unwanted molds. The refrigerator is very dry, so it is important to adapt an environment in which humidity is preserved. Ventilation is also essential for moisture exchange dynamics to occur. Continue reading Salame artesanal feito na geladeira

Lamb Salami from the Island of Sardinia

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This is an Italian recipe from the Provenance region, Sardinia island. Sardinia is a paradisiacal island in the Mediterranean Sea that, in addition to its natural beauty, presented us with a salami made by hand using lamb meat. Lamb meat has a strong flavor, which makes this product a delicacy for those who enjoy a more pronounced meat flavor. Sardinian salami is originally cured for a long period, around 4 months, which is why it resembles raw ham.

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How to make artisanal salami at home

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Making salami at home may seem like a very difficult challenge at first, but with good reading and following the basic procedures you will realize that it is easier than it seems. There is no point in finding a recipe, because in the production of cured meats, such as salami, it is more important to understand how each process works than a specific recipe. It is more advantageous to create your own basic recipe following the principles of the process than to take a ready-made recipe and apply it without understanding what is happening.

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Tuscan Finocchiona Italian Salami

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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. Continue reading Salame Italiano Toscano Finocchiona