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- Best known variety: Prosciutto di Parma
- Prosciutto means ham in Italian
- Cleaned and salted before curing
- Cured between 1 and 2 years
- Often paired with mozzarella or cantaloupe
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The Italian word for ham, Prosciutto, is dry-cured, and has never been cooked. Prosciutto, in the Italian language, is a reference to the cut of pork of which the ham comes from.
Prosciutto is commonly served with mozzarella or cantaloupe. These two pairings serve as a nice sweet contrast to the saltiness of the prosciutto.
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Prosciutto Questions
What on earth is prosciutto? 1 AnswerIt's more or less just ham. It's always sliced thin, and can be served cooked or uncooked. It's also dried out and spiced. Definitely not a taste everyone likes... read more
Do you have recipe for Involtini al prosciutto? 2 AnswersPork Involtini Recipe -------------------------------- This is a simple, yet elegant way to impress your guests and make their tastebuds dance with delight. S... read more -
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