Recipe > Cacciatore salami

Cacciatore salami is a type of salami originating from Italy. "Cacciatore" in Italian means "hunter", and cacciatore salami is traditionally associated with Italian hunters, who took it with them on their hunting journeys due to its portability and durability. This type of salami is characterized by being made from pork, generally mixed with seasonings such as garlic, black pepper, fennel seeds and red wine, although recipes may vary from region to region. The meat is coarsely ground, mixed with seasonings and then embedded in natural or artificial casings. After this, the salami is hung to dry and cure, which can take several weeks or months depending on the size of the salami and drying conditions.

In english: Cacciatore salami
Em português: Salame Cacciatore 1
En español: Cacciatore salami

Quantity(grams)
Ingredient Quantity(grams)
Pork leg580
Beef305
Pork fatback115
Salt17
Powdered milk13
Coriander seed3.2
Dextrose3.2
Instacure#22.5
Ground black pepper1.5
Ground white pepper1.5
Powdered garlic1.1
Ground nutmeg1.1
Starter culture(bacteria)0.2
Ground black pepper0.1
Pork casing0.1

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Preparation > Cacciatore salami

Grind the meat and cut the fat into small cubes.
Mix all ingredients until sticky;
Let it rest for 12 hours in a refrigerated environment;
Place in natural pork casing;
Poke holes with a needle to remove visible air;
Ferment for 48 hours at room temperature;
Hang at a temperature between 12°C to 14ºC and 75% humidity;
The cacciatore salami will be ready when it has lost between 40% of its initial weight.

Salame Cacciatore 1
Recipe in portuguese: Salame Cacciatore 1

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