Petrovački kulen is a traditional sausage originating from Bački Petrovac, hence the name. The sausage is made from pork, and the only additions include hot paprika and salt. However, some producers still use garlic and cumin in the production pro... READ MORE
Slavonski kulen is the best-known delicacy of eastern Croatian cuisine. It is a cured sausage made from prime cuts of pork combined with carefully selected spices including red paprika and garlic. Kulen has a strong smoky flavor with the aromas of... READ MORE
Beja paio sausage is a smoked meat product made from pork of the Alentejo breed of pigs. Roughly 70-90% of the sausage consists of lean meat, while the remaining 10-30% is fat. The pork meat and fat are diced and mixed with water... READ MORE
Originating from the mountainous Oltrepò Pavese, the southwestern part of Lombardy popularly known as the Tuscany of Northern Italy, salame di Varzi is a variety of cured pork sausage. In fact, this protected name refers to a whole... READ MORE
Baranjski kulen is a premium cured meat sausage made from the best cuts of pork meat combined with salt, hot and mild red paprika, and garlic. Kulen has been traditionally produced in the northeastern part of Croatia for generations and is known f... READ MORE
'Nduja is a traditional spicy, spreadable pork sausage from Calabria, believed to originate in a small town of Spilinga. Known for its fiery flavor, creamy texture, and versatility in cooking, 'nduja originated in rural Calabria as a way for farme... READ MORE
Ventricina is a renowned Italian cured sausage, produced in the regions of Abruzzo and Molise. There are two main, significantly different varieties of this Italian delicacy produced in Abruzzo. Ventricina del Vastese is a hard, cured sau... READ MORE
The Italian soppressata is a traditional sausage that comes in many different regional varieties. Soppressata sausages are mainly prepared with roughly cut pork meat and fat, while the Tuscan version also incorporates offal and closely resembles b... READ MORE
Csabai kolbász or Csabai vastagkolbász is a cylindrical sausage made with pork from pigs that have been fattened to a minimum weight of 135 kg. What makes this sausage unique is the manual boning method during the p... READ MORE
Known as sujuk to the rest of the world, afyon sucuġu is a dry-fermented, spicy sausage, traditionally produced in Afyonkarahisar, a Turkish province nestled inland from the Aegean Sea coast. Sucuġu is a halāl-certified ... READ MORE
Kulen is an authentic Croatian product made with a combination of pork, seasonings, and spices (such as salt and paprika) in pork casings. Kulenova seka, or kulen's sister, as the name suggests, is made with the same ingredients,... READ MORE
Szegedi szalámi is a slowly smoked, cylindrical sausage made from pork. The salami is rounded at one end and slim at the end from which it was hung, and is covered by noble mold on the exterior. It slices easily and comes in differ... READ MORE
Among the typical products of southern Italy, soppressata stands out as a type of Calabrian cured sausage, made from a mixture of coarsely ground finest pork cuts: ham, shoulder, and tenderloin, along with fat from the front loin... READ MORE
Babic is a traditional salami, a raw-dried sausage hailing from Buzău County. Although some versions contain mutton, this salami is typically made with a mixture of pork and beef that is seasoned with salt, sweet paprika, and hot paprika,... READ MORE
Pirotska peglana kobasica or Pirot ironed sausage is made with the meat of older animals such as sheep, goats, and donkeys. Beef is also commonly used, and while the ratio of different types of meat has never been strictly defined, pork i... READ MORE
Budapesti téliszalámi is a smoked and dried cylindrical sausage made with pork meat and pork fat coming from castrated male pigs and non-breeding female pigs that are older than one year. The outside of the sausage is covere... READ MORE
Sremski kulen is a traditional type of kulen sausage originating from the Srem area. This meat product is made from pork, salt, and red hot paprika powder. The mixture is stuffed into natural pork casings and it's then smoked and dried for a few m... READ MORE
This smoked sausage is similar to chorizo, but longer. It is made with the meat and fat from the Alentejo breed of pigs, along with flavorings and seasonings such as paprika, pepper, salt, garlic, and wine. The mixture is marinat... READ MORE
Kabanosy are long, thin, and sometimes very dry sausages that come in pairs. Their name refers to a 19th-century term kaban or kabanek - young hogs that were fattened with potatoes, and their meat was commonly called
Kiełbasa myśliwska is a traditional smoked and dried sausage made from pork. It got its name from the Polish word for hunter (myśliwy), so it is also known as hunter's sausage. Due to the fact that it is a semi-... READ MORE
Salame Napoli is an Italian salami produced throughout the Campania region in various sizes. It's made with pork shoulder, leg, neck, loin, and ham, black pepper, and spices. The combination is placed into a natural pig intestine casing, and it's ... READ MORE
Rosette de Lyon is a French sausage originating from Lyon, hence the name. This rich and flavorful sausage is made from pork meat that's blended with sea salt, peppercorns, and garlic in a natural beef casing. It's typically cured for a m... READ MORE
Salam de Sibiu is a dry-cured Romanian pork salami with Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status, officially recognized by the European Union. It is produced following a strictly regulated specification, which d... READ MORE
Gyulai kolbász is a slowly smoked sausage made from pig's meat that has been minced with fat and combined with salt, hot and mild ground paprika, pepper, caraway, garlic, and salt. The combination is placed into intestines that act... READ MORE
Salame Toscano is a traditional salami hailing from Tuscany. It's produced with pork's ham, shoulder, lean belly, lard, and spices. The meat is ground and the lard is mixed with salt. The two are combined with spices, then stuffed into na... READ MORE
Pitina is a traditional meat product originating from the province of Pordenone. It's made from a paste that contains lean meat (sheep, goat, roe deer, fallow deer, red deer or chamois) and fat (pork belly or shoulder). The meat and fat are season... READ MORE
This cured pork sausage originates from Felino, a small town located in the province of Parma, where herds of pigs are raised and pastured in the wild, verdant ranges of the densely forested Baganza valley. Salame Felino has been produced... READ MORE
Salsiccia di Bra is a traditional sausage hailing from Bra in Cuneo, Italy. Although the exact recipe is a secret, certified producers say that the secret of this cylindrical sausage lies in the right amount of lean veal meat, pig's fat, sea salt,... READ MORE
Nordhessische Ahle Wurscht is a slowly-matured raw pork sausage, made with minced pork, salt, saltpeter, and freshly ground spices. Almost every manufacturer has his own secret blend of spices, so no two Nordhessische Ahle Wurscht sausages will ev... READ MORE
This variety of smoked salami is typical of the Marche region, especially the Sibillini Mountains and the provinces of Macerata, Ancona, Ascoli Piceno, and Fermo. Ciauscolo is a spreadable pork sausage produced from different cuts such as... READ MORE
Traditionally produced in the Veneto region, namely the province of Vicenza, soprèssa Vicentina is considered to be the the best Venetian cold cut and the most famous type of sopressa. To make this Italian medium-... READ MORE
Kiełbasa piaszczańska is a semi-dry cured pork sausage produced in the village of Piaski Wielkie, renowned for the production of meat and cured meats, especially sausages. The locals, known as Kijacy, developed a special process of marinating the ... READ MORE
Saucisse seche d'Auvergne is a variety of thick, dry cured sausage that originates from Auvergne, a region in central France well known for its long tradition of agriculture, farming, and meat curing. This particular sausage is made exclu... READ MORE
Fuet is a traditional Catalan sausage made with pork meat in a natural pork casing. This thin, dry-cured sausage is commonly consumed with bread or added to other dishes such as soups and casseroles. Its flavor can vary from mildly spicy to spicy,... READ MORE
Kiełbasa jałowcowa is a unique sausage in the form of an evenly wrinkled stick in the shape of a garland, made from fattened pigs' meat. Finely chopped juniper berries, pepper, and sugar are combined with the meat before it is stuffed int... READ MORE
Chorizo Ibérico de Bellota is a distinguished and high-quality chorizo from Spain, celebrated for its superior flavor and quality. This exquisite chorizo is made from the meat of Ibérico pigs, a special breed native to the Iberian Pe... READ MORE
Salamini Italiani alla cacciatora, or Italian hunter's sausages, are small, cured charcuterie products made with minced lean pork, pork fat, salt, garlic, and pepper. Only the pork of the Italian Large White, Landrace, a... READ MORE
Chosco de tineo is a typical Spanish pork sausage, traditionally produced in the Principality of Asturias. This sausage is made using pork loin and tongue, seasoned and flavored only with salt, paprika, and garlic. Once enjoyed only by th... READ MORE
This sausage is made with fatty cuts of pork taken from the Alentejo breed of pigs with the addition of wheat flour, garlic, paprika, salt, and water. The animals are fattened and fed mostly on acorns, which imparts a distinctive flavor t... READ MORE
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Pizzetta is a small version of pizza that varies in size and shape, so some pizzettas can even be prepared in the shape of a heart. It is made in the same way as a regular, large pizza, consisting of a dough base (or puff pastry) topped w... READ MORE
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This Slovakian sauerkraut soup is a hearty wintertime dish with a rich flavor, coming from a variety of added smoked pork products, sausages, and dried mushrooms. Kapustnica is related to a number of similar soups found throughout Eastern and Cent... READ MORE
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Italian sandwich is an American sandwich consisting of a long bread roll filled with cheese such as provolone, meats such as salami, mortadella, and ham, and condiments such as tomatoes, olives, pickles, and onions. It is believed that the first I... READ MORE
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A popular breakfast dish throughout the United States of America, especially in the Southern parts of the country, biscuits 'n' gravy consists of tender dough biscuits that are covered in a thick gravy, usually made from the drippings of pork saus... READ MORE
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Wilensky Special is a Canadian sandwich hailing from Montreal's Wilensky's, which was first opened in 1932 as a cigar store and barbershop. The sandwich consists of a round flat pletzl roll that's pressed on a grill, cut in half, smeared ... READ MORE
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Hoagie has been declared the official sandwich of Philadelphia in 1992, consisting of an Italian roll that is sprinkled with oil and vinegar, then layered with onions, tomatoes, shredded lettuce, provolone cheese, and different types of meat accor... READ MORE
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Gattò di patate is a traditional dish originating from Naples. This savory potato cake is made with mashed potatoes that are enriched with butter, eggs, and grated cheese such as parmesan or smoked scamorza. Cured meat such as salami, cooke... READ MORE
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Gatsby is Cape Town's signature sandwich consisting of a crusty, toasted roll that is stuffed with bologna slices, French fries, ketchup, lettuce, and hot piri-piri sauce. The sandwich is so big that it is usually sliced into four portion... READ MORE
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Bocadillo de salchichón is a variety of bocadillo, a Spanish sandwich made traditionally with a Spanish-style baguette called barra de pan. At its simplest, this bocadillo sandwich consists of a baguette sliced lengthwise ... READ MORE
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Bocadillo de salami is a variety of the Spanish bocadillo sandwich, consisting of a Spanish-style baguette (barra de pan) that's generously layered with thin slices of salami. After it’s been cut lengthwise, the bread can (... READ MORE
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Hoppelpoppel is a traditional dish originating from Berlin. The dish is usually made with a combination of boiled potatoes, butter or olive oil, onions, bell peppers, eggs, milk, parsley, and pork loin or salami. This popular way to use leftovers ... READ MORE