
It has finally arrived after forty years of waititng. Salame Milanese is one of the standard North Italian cold cuts. Imported from Italy it's made with pork that is ground to the size of grains of rice.
Ghost Pepper Salami with Tequila packs a spicy kick in a well-made, naturally-seasoned salami. For those who like spicy foods, ghost peppers are the zenith, the spiciest peppers ever. A hint of tequila smoothes out the heat, and fine craftsmanship guarantees meaty goodness.
Alps Salsiccia Secca (Sweet) is a thin salami similar in shape to commercially-made pepperoni, but much better in taste. This version of Salsiccia is sweet-hot and would be good for pizza, sauces, or as a centerpiece for an antipasto plate with cheeses, olives, and grilled vegetables.
Alps Salsiccia Secca (Hot) is a spicy salami similar to (but much better than) commercially-made pepperoni. Artisanally made by a small family-owned company on Long Island, this salsiccia is perfect for pizza, to add to pasta sauces, and just to eat plain or slathered with sweet or hot mustard.
Rich fennel-studded sliced soppressata is moist with a robust flavor. As authentic as those made in Italy centuries ago, the rich and distinctive flavor of the meat is enhanced by a natural, two-month aging process. Enjoy with mozzarella on a panini, or on an antipasto platter with sharp imported provolone. A perishable product, fennel soppressata may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.
Rich and robust sweet soppressata is flavored with garlic, a little red wine and black and red pepper flakes. The soppressata is perfectly seasoned but not too spicy. This is great with mozzarella on a panino, or on an antipasto platter with a sharp imported provolone. A perishable product, sweet soppressata may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.
Dry-cured salami made from select wild boar meat (cinghiale) is a popular game meat for pastas, stews, and other dishes in Italy. Wild boar is native to central and southern Italy. These small, dry-cured cacciatorini are made in the traditional Old World style, and are slightly more pungent and gamey than regular cured pork salumi, Cinghiale can stand up to the boldest red wines, and are terrific as a snack or served with a sharp pecorino.
Finocchiona is one of the most loved among Tuscan pork products. Its name comes from "finocchio", or fennel, used to flavor the lean pork shoulder and cheek fat used in the sausages. This dry-cured salame is often aged as long as five months to a year to develop its delectable flavor and aroma. The salami will be sent to you sliced and vacuum-packed. If you prefer it in a chunk, specify in the "Message" section. A perishable item, finocchiona may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.
Coarse, sweet salami, made with garlic and spices, is full-flavored and sold in a whole link. Dry-cured in a natural casing, this soppressata is made with wine and spices. The links are approximately 1 pound each. Try this soppressata, and you may never go back to eating more basic salami again. A perishable product, sweet soppressata may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.
Hot soppressata sold in whole links is a coarse-textured salami with lots of flavor. Dry-cured in a natural casing, this soppressata is made with wine, crushed red pepper and other spices. The links are approximately 1 pound each and are shipped whole for you to slice. Once you try hot soppressata, you may never go back to eating more basic salami again. A perishable, hot soppressata may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.
Felino salami is one of the treasures of Italian-style cured meats. This fine salumi is produced by Columbus in California using artisanal methods. Aged very slowly, the salami is extremely flavorful, balanced, and smooth in texture. It’s often called the “King of Salumi.” A perishable, felino salami may require 2nd day shipping, depending on distance.