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From the North of Italy, A Haunting Smoky Taste.

Authors :
Fabricant, Florence
Source :
New York Times. 3/5/2008, Vol. 157 Issue 54240, p2. 0p.
Publication Year :
2008

Abstract

Most pancetta is not smoked. The meat, a relatively lean Italian pork belly, is cured with salt and spices, especially black pepper. It is often sold rolled and gives a meaty base to sauces, pasta dishes and stews. Smoked pancetta is a specialty of northern Italy. Leoncini, a producer of cured pork products in the Veneto region, has started exporting smoked pancetta that can be diced and sauteed to lend haunting flavor to all sorts of dishes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
03624331
Volume :
157
Issue :
54240
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
New York Times
Publication Type :
News
Accession number :
31166063