Pure pork salami of the Province of Parma, produced with lean chuck, medium ground in natural casing.
Maturation: 45 / 50 days
Medium ground
Parma is the Italian capital of cold cuts, right here on the Parmesan foothills Fereoli Gino & Son snc produces the typical Felino salami, the best Italian salami according to experts. The traditional production of Felino Salami dates back to the mid-18th century, when some master butchers of the town of Felino (hence the origin of the name), a country village about 15 km Parma, began to create this delicious salami.
Felino hasn't changed much since then, it's still produced with the same care in the selection of raw materials, the drying and the long maturation that takes place in large non-ventilated rooms. Stuffed into natural gut, given the high quality of the raw material used (only the best parts of the pork are used, the meat must be fresh and not frozen and pigs raised and slaughtered in Italy) to which only a few grains of black pepper must be added, this is because the addition of many spices covers the taste and fragrance which are the main characteristics of this sausage.
The best Felino still melts in your mouth after 70/80 days thanks to its softness, resulting a slow maturation, which makes it unique in the panorama of Italian salami. today Luigi and Luca Fereoli still produce in the same manner of the master butchers what is an essential component of the typical Parmesan gastronomy.
The belly bacon is suited very well as an ingredient of the known South Tyrolean bacon dumplings.
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The classical bacon is produced of the best piece of the leg. Refined with spices, mountain herbs and salt, the bacon is pickled for 20 days. After a cold smoke phase with beechwood filings the bacon sides are matured for a total of 5 months in our pure mountain air at controlled temperature.
It is produced using white grape Must, acetified and aged in oak barrels to get its typical amber colour. Its most striking feature is that it does not alter the colour of dishes but it adds a fruity and mildly acid aroma and flavour (excellent to replace wine vinegar).
Porcini mushrooms cut in half, highly selected, lightly vinegar-treated and flavoured, governed in olive oil. A refined appetiser that can also be served with cold cuts or fine cheeses.
