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Home Charcuterie Paul Thomas

Home Charcuterie By Paul Thomas

Home Charcuterie by Paul Thomas


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Summary

This clear and expert guide shows how to safely cure, smoke and hang your own pork and other meat and fish products, with 300 photographs.

Home Charcuterie Summary

Home Charcuterie: Make your own bacon, sausages, salami and other cured meats by Paul Thomas

An accessible, expert guide to the age-old craft of preparing meat and fish products by home curing, salting and drying. Shown in clear, step-by-step photographs, the techniques are straightforward to follow: the author describes home charcuterie as an almost magical process, and one to be enjoyed. The air-dried products include hams, lomo, lardo, coppa, bresaola, and salami - Milano, Toscano, Felino, Finnochiona, piccante, venison - as well as chorizo, sobrasada, and kielbasa. There are brine-cured hams, chine, salt beef and pastrami, pressed tongue, confit duck, pates, terrine, haggis, and faggots. There are sausages, of course, including black and white puddings, dry- and brine-cured bacons, guanciale, pancetta, lamb and mutton bacon, and dry-cured rack of lamb. There is jerky and biltong, and cured gravadlax and rollmops, and smoked foods including salmon, bacon and ham.

About Paul Thomas

Paul Thomas is a well-known expert in cheese and charcuterie, (an award-winning cheesemaker, he authored Home Made Cheese); a trainer and advisor on hygiene and best practice, he is a consultant for the Guild of Fine Foods, and writes their `delihelp' column.

Additional information

NGR9780754833253
9780754833253
0754833259
Home Charcuterie: Make your own bacon, sausages, salami and other cured meats by Paul Thomas
New
Hardback
Anness Publishing
2020-03-16
240
N/A
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