They're ready! And a lot sooner than I expected it to be. Originally, I thought it'd take 6-10 weeks but in less than 3 weeks the salami had lost over 30% of their weight through moisture loss - meaning they're ready for nomming on.
Showing posts with label charcuterie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charcuterie. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 June 2015
Salami with fennel (final week)
Labels:
air drying,
charcuterie,
curing,
food,
pork,
recipe,
salami
Sunday, 21 June 2015
Salami with fennel (week 2)
Week 2 of my salami project and they seem to be doing well. I had a little scare with some green mold appearing on the topside of the bend. So, straight away I wiped it off with some vinegar and kitchen paper. Then I set about doing a little bit of research.
Labels:
air drying,
charcuterie,
curing,
food,
meat,
pork,
recipe,
salami
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Salami with fennel (week 1)
So after the disappointing failure of my venison prosciutto, I wanted to try something that was maybe a bit more realistic and not quite as expensive. So, I chose salami. I've made regular pork and beef sausages before, so I was fairly comfortable with using a sausage maker and there's something strangely satisfying about making these sorts of products using it.
Labels:
charcuterie,
curing,
pork,
salami,
sausage
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