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Nduja “Crespone” – Spicy Sausage in Casing – 400 gr piece
$18.76
$4.69/100 gr
Nduja is an atypical sausage, due to its soft and creamy texture that makes it a spreadable salami rather than sliced. Born as a poor food and originally produced with pig waste and offal, nduja has evolved over time to become a fundamental ingredient of many recipes today. It is in fact used both for the preparation of quick snacks and for the preparation of elaborate and refined dishes by well-known starred chefs.
Nduja is produced through the careful selection and grinding of fatty parts of the pig (bacon, bacon, lard) and trimming of lean parts, to which salt and the unmistakable flavor of Calabrian red pepper is added. Air dried chilies and natural pork casing, together with smoking and, finally, maturing for a period of at least 60 days in a special cool, dry, well-ventilated, and hygienically controlled environment, complete this unique Calabrian delicacy.
Known for its versatility: use on bruschetta, pasta, pizza, spice up second dishes, appetizers, aperitifs, with cheese and even flavouring some fish dishes!
Code: ND01
Product: Nduja “Crespone” – Sausage in Casing
Supplier: San Pietro
Size: Approx. 400g
Order in: pieces
Shelf Life: 5 months
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 cm |
| Weight | 400 gr |
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