The Cremona salame is a wonderful salami that originated in Norther Italy from the city of Cremona. This salame is simple, a little sweet, with a fermented flavor that seems to bloom on the tongue. This salami is often served as an appetizer with bread and cheese, so for todays
Italian Cremona Salame al Parmigiano Reggiano
April 10, 2021
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Spanish Sobrasada
Want to make something different? This salami might be right up your alley. Spanish Sobrasada. This spreadable salami is like chorizo on steroids. Great flavor, incredible texture, and very versatile!! Sobrasada hails from the Balearic Islands of Spain and is fast becoming one of my favorite salami. Not because it’s
The Reaper Salami
I really like spicy food, so when one of our Patrons suggested we make the spiciest salami on the planet I just couldn’t resist!! The Carolina Reaper Salami is a simple salami that packs a whole lot of heat. Realistically, you can reduce the peppers in it to make it
Black Salami
Let’s first start off by saying that I’ve made some pretty crazy salami through the years. Experimenting with flavors, textures, and ingredients is what artisan salami is all about and when I came upon some squid ink you can only imagine the ideas that started to flow. Naturally I wanted
Strolghino Salami
You’ve just got to love Italian food. It’s not only delicious but it comes with a great story. This salami is prime example. The Strolghino salami. A salami named for it’s supposed ability to predict the future (or at least predict the outcome of a future culatello). The strolghino salami
Chorizo Zamorano
I love Spanish sausage (chorizo). Fresh, dried, semi dried, I don’t think I’ve ever met a chorizo I didn’t like. Today we are making a Spanish Dry Cured Salami from the Province of Zamora. It’s called Chorizo Zamorano. This is such a great salami not only because it’s absolutely delicious