The Butcher's Apprentice: The Expert's Guide to Selecting, Preparing, and Cooking a World of Meat by Aliza Green
Author:Aliza Green [Green, Aliza]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3
Tags: Cooking, Specific Ingredients, Meat
ISBN: 9780785832713
Google: eYq0zyWFI0wC
Amazon: 0785832718
Publisher: Quarry Books
Published: 2012-06-01T04:00:00+00:00
muscle. When you dry-cure, every ding
guanciale [jowls], lomo or lonza [loin],
Step 1âSalting: This is done at cold
turns into a crevasse.
pancetta [belly], and of course prosciutto
temperatureâbelow 40ºF (4.4ºC)âto
[hind leg]. Our speck [a specialty of Alpine
inhibit bacterial growth while the salt
HOW MANY HAMS DO YOU CURE
Italy] is our prosciutto cold-smoked with
penetrates and drives moisture out of the
IN A WEEK?
applewood after curing. We use organic
meat. Many âuncuredâ meats are treated
We bring hams in every week so we have
spices whenever possible and have no
with nitrates or nitrites, either synthetic or
the opportunity to have the best prosciutto
known allergens in any of our ingredients,
from celery and other plant sources.
every week, because we can control the
including no gluten. Everything we make
progression of temperature and humidity to
Step 2âRiposo: During riposo (Italian
is fully dry-cured and raw, and may be
mimic the seasons in Parma. We produce
for ârestâ), the meat is dried at cold
eaten cooked or uncooked.
eight hundred to nine hundred legs a week
temperature, allowing the salt to
[roughly forty thousand a year]. In Italy, the
penetrate through the meat. This step
IS THERE A SEASON FOR
smaller prosciuttifici produce one hundred
is known as equalization.
CURING MEATS?
thousand to two hundred thousand hams a
Traditionally, this work was done with the
Step 3âStagionatura (aging): Once the
year; the larger companies produce up to
seasonsâthe cold of December for salting,
meat has lost sufficient moisture, it is
ten thousand a week.
the winds of January and February for
ready to be moved into higher tempera-
riposo [resting], and the spring and
tures where it develops its special texture,
summer for aging. Our building is set up on
aroma, and flavor through enzymatic
this model so that we have winter rooms,
changes over time. Although edible, it
spring rooms, and summer rooms. Instead
would just be salty meat before this step.
of being subject to the weather at any
Step 4âTrim and Package: To prevent
specific stage, which could be more or less
oxidation and preserve the quality, whole
favorable, we are able to control tempera-
muscle meats are vacuumed to remove
ture and humidity.
the air and sliced meats are sealed in
modified atmosphere or vacuum
packaging.
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