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Country vs. City: Family ham-curing businesses keep traditional methods alive

Spring is in the air, conjuring desires for crisp, fresh, cool food after a winter of slow-cooked sauces, mushy casseroles and oven-roasted meats. For most of us, that is. Producers of traditional dry-cured hams are thinking about stocking our holiday tables with their meats, because the techniques they use take between four and 15 months. […]

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