Guanciale, bacon from pork cheek with pepper, gelli - approx. 700 g - vacuum

Guanciale, bacon from pork cheek with pepper, gelli

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item number: 40865
approx. 700 g vacuum
€ 17,79 *
(€ 25,41 / kg)
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Last date of minimum durability: 02.06.2025    Up to Ø 142 days from date of shipment.  ?
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Guanciale is a traditional Italian bacon made from the pork cheek or jowl. It has an intense, tangy flavor and a tender, melting texture that comes from aging. Guanciale is often seasoned with salt, pepper, and sometimes herbs like rosemary or thyme, then air-dried for several weeks. Guanciale is central to carbonara. Its rich flavor and fat contribute significantly to the creaminess and depth of the sauce. Traditionally, carbonara is made with just guanciale, eggs, pecorino romano, and black pepper. The guanciale is pan-fried until crispy, and the fat that comes out is used to bind the rest of the ingredients and create a velvety sauce. Without guanciale, the authentic flavor of carbonara would be missing. Have you ever tried carbonara with guanciale?

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