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Product Description
From New York
Guanciale pork jowl by Salumeria Biellese has been seasoned with traditional Italian spices and herbs, and cured through the same process used for pancetta. This gives the pork jowl a wonderful earthy quality that makes it perfect for use as the main ingredient in Spaghetti all’Amatriciana.
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Producer Spotlight
Known as "sausage maker to the stars," Biellese Salumeria supplies the finest French and Italian restaurants in New York city with artisanal gourmet sausages. The company originated in Biella, in Italy’s north west province of Piedmonte near the French border. It was there that the founders learned the art of sausage-making according to the traditions of these two countries with a rich history of amazing food. Biellese Salumeria set up shop in New York in 1945 and has been named by the New York Times as "perhaps the best European-style cured pork products in the U.S."
Known as "sausage maker to the stars," Biellese Salumeria supplies the finest French and Italian restaurants in New York city with artisanal gourmet sausages. The company originated in Biella, in Italy’s north west province of Piedmonte near the French border. It was there that the founders learned the art of sausage-making according to the traditions of these two countries with a rich history of amazing food. Biellese Salumeria set up shop in New York in 1945 and has been named by the New York Times as "perhaps the best European-style cured pork products in the U.S."
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