Soppressata Salumi

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Buon Giorno, Vi volevo domandare se mi potete inviare una ricetta per fare la soppressata e salsiccia Calabrese. La buona anima di mio Papá, era Calabrese ( di Regio Calabria) e faceva soppresata e salciccia a casa e dice mia mamma che Papá metteva 27 o 28 grami di sale per Kilo di carne di maiale, pero il pepe nero intero, pepe nero maccinato e il pepe rosso secco, lo metteva dice mamma a occhio, senza pesando. Io vorrei fare a casa la soppressata e salciccia tipo Calabrese e vorrei pesare esatto tutti gli ingredienti. vi ringrazio, mi scusi se non ho scritto molto bene Italiano. Ciao e grazie, Viva La Italia. Jim L.

To make this recipe please refer first to our Calabrian salumi page.

ingredients

To make your own DOP Soppressata di Calabria first ensure that the pork used is from the shoulder and thigh of pigs weighing more than 150kg. The meat should be cut into (not too fine) pieces.

making it

Add an extra 12%-15% of selected pork fat from the loin of the pig. The whole mixture should then be spiced with salt, hot pepper or black pepper and red wine.

Our reader states that his family typically added whole black peppercorns, ground black pepper and dried red pepper to their soppressata.

This was done 'a occhio' or by a sixth sense without measurement. It seems their is no clean and cut rule, and like homemade beer or wine, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.

We suggest, however, that the overall effect of the Soppressata should be a lively red and strongly flavored. Underdoing the pepper would be a mistake. The meat mixture should then be placed inside the cleaned out 'budello' of the same unfortunate animal.

Each should be about 15cm long and 6cm in diameter. According to Collins Italian Dictionary 'budello' can mean gut, intestine or bowel. The choice is yours.

Next smoke the soppressata for 2 months over the family fireplace. Soppressata di Calabria is ideally accompanied with a bottle of Cirò Rosso wine or a Chianti Classico.

Last modified on Friday, 18 May 2012 09:21
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