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This is dry-cured for one week and hung for a further three weeks.
The dry-cured Parma ham must age for at least a year in special conditions.
If you are using bacon, try to find a dry-cured country bacon.
For example, in a shop a particular type may be described as "dry-cured unsmoked back bacon".
I prefer to think of it as dry-cured.
It is best known for its dry-cured Jinhua ham.
He added ginger and garlic, then dry-cured Chinese sausage.
"Everything is still dry-cured, and we smoke with gas and wood chips.
In English it refers to certain types of dry-cured ham from Spain.
It starts with a small piece of prosciutto or other dry-cured ham, like Smithfield.
However, dry-cured bacon, which is like American bacon, is also available here.
For the ham, use prosciutto or other dry-cured ham, if possible, and feel free to increase the amount.
They are dry-cured, salted and rubbed with brown sugar and usually sold unsmoked.
Pieces of prosciutto (thinly-sliced, dry-cured ham) may be incorporated into the dough.
The bacon's the speciality - dry-cured, sweet-cured, beer-cured, all by the man himself.
The navel was dry-cured in salt and other spices for weeks, then smoked and, finally, steamed.
Ninety years later it carries products from aged pecorino to dry-cured sausages, many found nowhere else in the city.
Prosciutto, ham originating from central and northern Italy, usually dry-cured and not cooked.
Dry-cured Italian deli items from Applegate are especially appealing.
The same regulations govern all dry-cured hams produced in the United States, whether country or prosciutto style.
Deek had gone for a whole big dry-cured hard sausage, a string of smaller ones, and half a wheel of cheese.
Heat rarely agrees with prosciutto, which is a pork thigh that has been dry-cured with just salt and air.
Our award winning bacon is packed full of flavour and best of all, is completely dry-cured.
A dry-cured ham, served uncooked, similar to Italian Prosciutto.
Was traditionally used to coat dry-cured meats such as hams to protect them from becoming fly-blown during further storage.