Dry Cured Meats

Our chorizo, great tasting, consists of leanmeat of pork, paprika, salt and garlic.It is a great food and can be combined with many dishes, enriching, and constitutes an ideal component in our diet.

Originated in Old Castille around Soria. Although actually a sausage, it resembles a gently seasoned, lean pork loin with a concentrated meaty taste. The meat is diced by hand, seasoned, and cured overnight to reduce its moisture. The mixture is then tightly packed into natural, Portuguese net-like casings and air-dried for three months.

SLICED FOOD SERVICE Dry-cured ham, obtained by salting and curing selected fresh bone-in hams from pork raised and slaughtered in Europe. Slow-cured for at least 400 days in the Parma region (Italy), using only natural products: pork ham and Mediterranean sea salt. After the curing process, the bone and rind are removed.

Dry-cured smoked ham, obtained by salting, curing and smoking selected fresh boneless hams from pork raised and slaughtered in Europe. Seasoned using sea salt and aromatic herbs, each speck is air cured for approximately 150 days in the Italian Alps. The product is naturally smoked using beech wood.

Slow-cured and masterfully seasoned, Margherita® Fine Pepperoni sticks add rich, savory flavor and smooth, satisfying texture to any appetizer, entrée or salad.

Calabrese is named after a region in Southern Italy. This coarsely ground pork salami for sandwiches and antipasto is mildly hot, due to a generous addition of red pepper flakes. Made in Canada to exact Italian specifications, it is pressed into a flat shape during curing. This pressing not only gives Calabrese its characteristic shape, it also gives it a wonderfully firm texture.

Dry cured pork shoulder, cured in salt brine, and rubbed with red pepper or black pepper. Molinari Dry Coppa rivals prosciutto in flavor. Try sliced melon, or fresh fruits with cheese, and wine. Use in pasta, add zip to a salad or sandwich.

All-pork French style saucisson sec from Lyon, France. Burgundy wine, whole peppercorns for spice. Enjoy with a hard table cheese and of course wine & a baguette.

All pork Salame finely chopped and spiced with whole fennel seed. This Salame is from the region of Lucca; is has a very light refreshing flavor. Serve with marinated fresh tomato and Buffala Mozzarella, for antipasti.

3.5 ounces of authentic Spanish Ibérico Chorizo, mild taste. Ideal as snack or “tapa” in family or friends meetings. Discover the taste and the soft texture of our Chorizo 100% Iberico. All natural, without colorant and preservatives, perfect for your snacks. Product 100% natural , gluten free and lactose free, ready to eat.

This mild chorizo sausage is made by Palacios from an old family recipe. This all natural dry cured pork sausage is seasoned with sweet smoked paprika from Extremadura — pimentón de la Vera dulce. It contains no nitrates or nitrites or any other preservative.

Prosciutto di San Daniele can only be made in the small town of San Daniele del Friuli, close to the city of Udine. This tiny town, with little over 8,000 inhabitants, is nestled between the Dolomite mountains and fertile low-lying pastures. The unique combination of strong, cold alpine winds and warm marine breezes from the Adriatic Sea, create the incredible micro-climate for air drying and aging the famous Prosciutto di San Daniele: low humidity, excellent ventilation and cool breezes. Due to its small size and geography, very limited production is available worldwide.

Speck is a name-protected, specialty ham produced solely in the Alto Adige region of northern Italy. Based on ancient traditions that can be traced back to 1200 AD, Speck is the result of an inimitable mix of Mediterranean and northern European influences that converge in the geographically unique Alpine climate of the Alto Adige.The Recla family has been making traditional pork products since 1620 and was the first Italian company granted permission by the U.S. government to export Speck Alto Adige to America. Recla follows the unofficial Speck production rule of “a little salt, a little smoke and lots of fresh air,” but officially is very serious about creating the highest quality Speck possible.Starting with very carefully selected lean, firm, traditionally trimmed thighs from pigs raised on farms renowned for their quality controls, Recla then seasons the meat with a secret family blend of salts and other spices. The 22 to 24 week dry curing process requires an abundance of patience and artisanal expertise. Lightly smoking the pork with beech wood, and exposing it to the complexities of the region’s particular clean, fresh mountain air aids in the development of the distinctively mild, delicate flavor and incredible tenderness that defines authentic Speck Alto Adige.

For centuries German hunters and adventurers have set off with landjäger in their pockets. This smoked and cured meat traveled well and provided sustenance and energy when it was most needed. That’s how it got its name, the hunter’s meat. Today, landjäger still provides the perfect boost of energy for your outdoor adventure, which is why we call it the #survivalsnack. For those who want great taste and the comforts of home, the landjäger pairs perfectly with your charcuterie board.Each pair conveniently fits in your pocket and supplies 13 grams of protein when your body wants it most. Given the history of Landjäger it’s clear to see why they are adventure fuel as old as adventure itself. Available in 2-ounce retail pack and 10-ounce bulk packs.

Germans have been adding garlic and pepper to their salamis for centuries, simply because it’s as close to perfection as a salami can be. The intense burst of garlic is flecked by the snap of black peppers and the two flavors are surrounded the smokiness that underlies each incredible bite. Honoring the timeless flavor of this the style, Schaller & Weber Uncured Salami with Garlic and Pepper is a true old-world recipe. The only update we’ve made is to make ours all natural.

Silva’s award winning Linguica is still made with the traditional Portuguese recipe that began the company in 1967. Using a blend of wine vinegar, various spices, and Silva€™s unique Hickory smoke processing has made this sausage one of our top sellers. Silva’s Linguica has a milder flavor and can be enjoyed in a variety of dishes, breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Culatta is similar to culatello, in that it comes from the same part of the pork leg. The difference is in how it is prepared: in this case, the rind is retained throughout the curing process. This leads to a sweeter taste and softer slices.

This Prosciutto di Parma is crudo and produced with Italian pork coming from the best breeding areas of the Po Valley and from pigs that have only eaten natural feed. The thighs weigh at least 13 kg or more. The ham is treated with sea salt for a pleasantly sweet taste; no other ingredient or additive is used. A lard called sugnatura is rubbed on the bottom of the ham where the bone is to protect the ham and to ensure consistent development. Once prepared, each ham is taken to special ventilated room.

Cacciatorini Piccanti is made with Berkshire Picnic shoulder and hand selected Calabrian Chili`s. This sausage really brings the heat

Tuscan style salami made with fennel pollen & seeds, chianti and black pepper.

Lardo is cured back fat from Iberico de Bellota pigs of Spain. Seasoned with sea salt, Black pepper, Juniper berries and lots of fresh herbs. It is used sliced thinly to add luxurious richness to dishes. Wrap around melon or baked shrimp for example.