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Charcuterie

Charcuterie is the art of preparing and curing meats, often with added spices, herbs, and techniques like smoking and drying, to create rich, flavorful dishes. From creating your own sausages to crafting cured hams and pâtés, this category covers everything you need to know to get started in the world of charcuterie. Whether you’re making small batches for your family or planning a larger spread for a gathering, you’ll find tips, recipes, and techniques to help you master this time-honored craft.

Beginner's Guides

Beginner’s Guide to Home Charcuterie (with Recipes!)

Charcuterie

30+ Types of Cured Meat to Make at Home

Sliced Lonzino (Cured Pork Loin)

Charcuterie

How to Make Lonzino (Cured Pork Loin)

Pancetta

Charcuterie

How to Make Pancetta

Salt Cured Duck Breast Prosciutto

Charcuterie

Duck Prosciutto ~ Salt Cured Duck Breast

Guanciale

Charcuterie

Guanciale (Italian Cured Pork Jowl Recipe)

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