Its preparation involves the use of lean and fatty meat, spices and red wine from the area, which give it a unique and strong flavour. It has a reddish-brown colour and an intense, spicy aroma.
Vildsvin
For enhver kødelsker er det toscanske vildsvinekød den ægte vare!Det toscanske vildsvin er berømt over hele verden for sin kvalitet og smag.
I vores udvalg kan du finde: salami og pølser, der er fremstillet i Maremma efter gamle traditioner og giver en intens og unik smag. Vi har også nicheprodukter som den rige og aromatiske prosciutto af vildsvin,
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✅ Hurtig og sikker forsendelse
I vores udvalg kan du finde: salami og pølser, der er fremstillet i Maremma efter gamle traditioner og giver en intens og unik smag. Vi har også nicheprodukter som den rige og aromatiske prosciutto af vildsvin,
✅ 100% vildsvin fra Toscana
✅ Håndværksmæssige produkter
✅ Hurtig og sikker forsendelse
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How to use the wild Boar Sausages
Scent and flavour of an authentic land. We recommend Sergio Falaschi's wild boar salami as an aperitif or appetiser, accompanied by a glass of divine chianti red wine and semi-matured Tuscan pecorino cheese.
Label:
SIO FALASCHI CARNI E SALUMI
SAMINIATO (PI) - ORDINI@SERGIOFALASCHI.I
SALAME DI CINGHIALE TOSCANO SV
Ingredienti: Carne di cinghiale (60%), carne di Sino, sale bepe. aromi naturali, destrosio, aglio, erbe aromatiche.
antiossidanti: E301-E300, conservanti:E252
ORIGINE: ITALIA - CINGHIALE CACCIATO PROVENIENZA
TOSCANA
Modalità di conservazione: Mantenere in frigo tra 0 e 4°C. Aprire dal sottovuoto e riossigenare prima del consumo.
DICHIARAZIONE NUTRIZIONALE (VALORI MEDI x 100g). Valore energetico 1830kJ/440Kcal - Grassi 33g di cui acidi saturi 13g-Carboidrati 0,1g di cui zuccheri <0.5g - Proteine 35g - Sale 4,6g
RACCIABILITA': IT 9-183L CE
Sergio Falaschi
Sergio Falaschi is a piece of history in the small village of San Miniato. Butchers since 1925, the Falaschi family contributed to the pork butchering tradition of Tuscany and are still today ambassadors and guardians of ancient Tuscan traditions. They are famous for processing games and producing excellent cured meats, including the Finocchiona IGP. Their pride and joy, however, is the Mallegato di Pisa, a product so exceptional and unique that it is among the region’s slow food presidia.
How to use the Salame di Montalcino :
Salami is mainly used au naturel, accompanied by bread and cheese. It can be used in many rustic recipes to flavour savoury pies.
Ingredients:
Pork meat, wild boar meat, salt, pepper, dextrose, natural flavorings, spices sucrose, E300 antioxidant, E252, E250 preservatives, Allergen and gluten-free product. NUTRITIONAL VALUES EU Regulation 1169/2011 Product (g) 100 gr Energy (Kj/Kcal) 1677 Kj -403Kcal Protein (g) 36 gr Fats (g) of which saturated 29gr – of which saturated 11 gr Carbohydrates (g) of which sugars lt;0,5gr-thereof sugars lt;0,5 g Moisture % 27,20% Salt 6,2 gr
The history of Montalcino Salumi:
The Montalcino Salumi company was created more than 15 years ago by a group of people with considerable experience in the field of pork meat processing. The company deals with the production of quality Tuscan cold cuts. They are known for processing pork and wild boar meat and for producing salumi with traditional allergen- and gluten-free flavours. Their cured meats are made from carefully selected meat from farms organised in strict compliance with hygiene and nutritional standards.
How to use the wild Boar Sausages
Scent and flavour of an authentic land. We recommend Sergio Falaschi's wild boar sausages as an aperitif or appetiser, accompanied by a glass of divine chianti red wine and semi-matured Tuscan pecorino cheese.
Label:
SERGIO FALASCHI MEAT AND CURED MEATS
SAN MINIATO (PI) - 0571/408153
IT M8A2U CE
SEASONED WILD BOAR SAUSAGE SV
Ingredients: Wild boar meat (60%), pork, salt, natural flavourings, dextrose, garlic, aromatic herbs,
antioxidants: E301, preservatives: E252.
ORIGIN: ITALY - HUNTED WILD BOAR SOURCE
TUSCANY
Storage instructions: Keep refrigerated between 0 and 4°C. Remove from vacuum packaging and allow to breathe before consumption.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (AVERAGE VALUES PER 100g): Energy value 1830kJ / 440Kcal - Fat 33g of which saturated acids 13g - Carbohydrates 0.1g of which sugars <0.5g - Protein 35g - Salt 4.6g
TRACEABILITY: IT 9-183L CE
Sergio Falaschi
Sergio Falaschi is a piece of history in the small village of San Miniato. Butchers since 1925, the Falaschi family contributed to the pork butchering tradition of Tuscany and are still today ambassadors and guardians of ancient Tuscan traditions. They are famous for processing games and producing excellent cured meats, including the Finocchiona IGP. Their pride and joy, however, is the Mallegato di Pisa, a product so exceptional and unique that it is among the region’s slow food presidia.
Wild Boar Salami Macelleria Belli additional information:
Label:
Macelleria Belli s.r.l. - Via P. Garibaldi, 55 Torrita di Siena (SI) Tuscany
Wild Boar Salami
Ingredients: Pork 54%, Wild Boar 41%, Salt, Dextrose, Sucrose, Spices and Natural Flavourings, Antioxidant: E300, Preservatives: E250, E252. Non-edible casing. Store at 0° +4°
Nutritional values per 100g: Energy 1180 kJ 282 kcal Fat 16 g Of which: Saturated 6.9 Carbohydrates 0.7 Of which: Sugars 0g Protein 35 g Salt 4.1 g
The history of Macelleria Belli:
Their story begins on a small farm in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded by cypress trees and very close to the town of Pienza.
At the end of the 1960s, a young man, Alfiero, moved away from this farm. In search of better fortune, he came to a small town, Torrita di Siena, then the centre of fashionable and commercial life in the area, with well-established activities and a rich and prosperous population, In this town he took over a small butcher's shop and since then everything that followed is the story of a life dedicated to work and the search for the best, where by best is meant good. His experiences at the Pienza farm, in fact, helped him recreate the ancient flavours of the Tuscan peasant tradition, to offer his customers the best in terms of genuineness and tastiness.
The small butcher's shop expanded to become a small charcuterie where these ancient family recipes were revived.
After several family members joined the company, a dream came true: the opening of a large butcher's shop with a charcuterie and ham factory attached just outside the 14th-century walls of Torrita. All this happened in 2002 and since then the business has done nothing but grow, thanks to the passion of a life spent chasing the joys of the palate.
dried boar sausages Macelleria Belli tasting notes:
characterised by an intense wild boar flavour, with spices giving them a unique aromatic touch. Tuscan wild boar sausages are typical of Tuscan cuisine
Ingredients:
A product obtained by mincing wild boar meat from culling in the Tuscany region and pork belly meat to soften the mixture; a pinch of fresh minced garlic, salt and pepper are added.
The history of Macelleria Belli:
Their story begins on a small farm in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded by cypress trees and very close to the town of Pienza.
At the end of the 1960s, a young man, Alfiero, moved away from this farm. In search of better fortune, he came to a small town, Torrita di Siena, then the centre of fashionable and commercial life in the area, with well-established activities and a rich and prosperous population, In this town he took over a small butcher's shop and since then everything that followed is the story of a life dedicated to work and the search for the best, where by best is meant good. His experiences at the Pienza farm, in fact, helped him recreate the ancient flavours of the Tuscan peasant tradition, to offer his customers the best in terms of genuineness and tastiness.
The small butcher's shop expanded to become a small charcuterie where these ancient family recipes were revived.
After several family members joined the company, a dream came true: the opening of a large butcher's shop with a charcuterie and ham factory attached just outside the 14th-century walls of Torrita. All this happened in 2002 and since then the business has done nothing but grow, thanks to the passion of a life spent chasing the joys of the palate.
