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  • '''Genoa salami''' is a variety of [[salami]] that originated in the [[Genoa]] region of [[Italy]]. It is a type of [[c ...mixture of [[salt]], [[spices]], and [[wine]], and then allowing it to air-dry for several weeks or months.
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  • '''Sibiu Salami''' is a traditional Romanian sausage that is recognized for its unique flav ...en passed down through generations and has remained largely unchanged. The salami is traditionally made during the winter months, when the cold climate allow
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  • |Name=Scrambled eggs and fried beef salami ...er or oil needed since you fry the salami in a dry pan. We use kosher beef salami. It comes packaged like a thick sausage or in slices.--></li></ol><br>{{ket
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  • |Name=Arugula and salami salad with parmesan cheese ...tasty salad.I think it is important to use freshly grated cheese and a dry salami.--></li></ol><br>{{keto-six-recipe}}<br>{{recipe prep time}}<br>'''Prep Tim
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  • |Name=Simple sliced salami snacks ...a really good Italian salami with this recipe. It uses 1/2 pound of sliced salami, but since the data base wouldn't let me post a recipe with one ingredient,
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  • ...d and often fermented and dried, rather than cooked. The process of making dry sausage involves a combination of curing salts, spices, and beneficial bact ...only preserved the meat but also enhanced its flavor. The exact origin of dry sausage is unknown, but it is believed to have originated in the Mediterran
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  • ...[[Basilicata]], [[Apulia]], and [[Calabria]], and a very different uncured salami, native to [[Tuscany]] and [[Liguria]]. ...asing, pressed, and left to cure for several weeks. The pressing gives the salami its characteristic flattened shape.
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  • ...]]. Although the word 'salume' is often mistakenly used as a synonym for [[salami]], it actually encompasses a much broader range of cured meats. * [[Prosciutto]]: A dry-cured ham that is usually thinly sliced and served uncooked.
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  • |Name=Salami wedges |Ingredients=cream cheese,dry mustard,salt,garlic clove,green onion
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  • |Name=Venison salami |Yield=3 salami
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  • * [[Yeast]]: Active dry yeast or instant yeast is used to leaven the bread. * [[Salami]]: Diced salami or other cured meats are often added to the bread for additional flavor.
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  • ...noses at shiitake mushrooms and sopressata. This salad will be relatively dry compared to other egg salads. Depending on how wet you prefer, increase the
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  • ...salami.</li><li>Carefully spread cream [[cheese]] spread and tapenade over salami.</li><li>Leave one long-edge side empty to make rolling easier.</li><li>Sta
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  • ...Ventricina vastese.jpg|thumb]] '''Ventricina''' is a traditional Italian [[salami]] originating from the [[Abruzzo]] and [[Molise]] regions in [[Italy]]. Thi ...ord "ventre," meaning belly, indicating that the original versions of this salami were likely made using pork belly. Over time, the recipe evolved to include
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  • ...=olive oil,garlic cloves,garlic cloves,dry basil leaves,dry oregano leaves,dry thyme leaves,ham,fontina,monterey jack cheese,onion,olive oil ...]] oil.</li><li>Cover half [[dough]] lengthwise with overlapping layers of salami, ham, coppa, cheese, [[onion]]s and peppers.</li><li>Lift plain half of [[d
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  • '''Saucisson''' is a variety of thick, dry cured [[sausage]] that originates from [[France]]. Typically made of [[pork ..., and sometimes [[wine]] or [[brandy]]. The stuffed casing is then hung to dry for several weeks or even months. The length of the curing process depends
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  • ...seasoned with [[garlic]] and [[black pepper]], and then left to cure in a dry environment. The name 'Fuet' comes from the [[Catalan language]], and it tr ...e from the small intestine of a pig. The sausages are then hung in a cool, dry place to cure. The curing process, which can take several weeks, allows the
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  • ...]], it might feature more [[preserved meats]], such as [[prosciutto]] or [[salami]], and in coastal areas, more seafood items. In contrast, [[Southern Italy] * Cured meats: [[Prosciutto]], [[Salami]], [[Capicola]], [[Bresaola]]
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  • |Name=Dad's homemade salami ...d cylinder. Place them on a broiler pan in an [[oven]] and [[baking|bake]](dry, really) for 8 hours at 150 degrees.</li><li>Enjoy!.<br>{{food tags}}<br>Me
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  • ...Defrost bread and roll out into a rectangular shape.</li><li>Layer cheese, salami and flavored spinach.</li><li>Roll in jelly roll fashion.</li><li>[[Baking|
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