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Pancetta (Italian: [panˈtʃetta]) is a salt-cured pork
belly meat
product in a
category known as salume. In Italy, it is
often used to add
depth to soups...
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While guanciale, a
cured pork jowl, is traditional, some
variations use
pancetta, and
lardons of
smoked bacon are a
common substitute outside Italy. As...
- weight. Its
flavour is
stronger than that of
other pork products, such as
pancetta, and its
texture is more delicate. When cooked, the fat
typically melts...
- some vodka, and
sometimes small meats and
vegetables such as sausage,
pancetta or peas.
Sometimes other pasta shapes are used. The
alcohol is said to...
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Preparation may be vegetarian, or
contain meat (often bacon,
ground beef, or
pancetta) or a meat-based stock.[citation needed] The
recipe varies greatly based...
- beef cut from the
plate section (cartella di manzo),
fresh unsmoked pancetta (
pancetta tesa), onions, carrot, celery, p****ata di
pomodoro (or
tomato purée)...
- States.
Pancetta is an
Italian form of side bacon, sold
smoked or
unsmoked (aqua). It is
generally rolled up into
cylinders after curing.
Pancetta is known...
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belly is used as an
ingredient in schlachtplatte. In
Italian cuisine,
pancetta derives from pork belly. In
Korean cuisine, pork
belly with the skin removed...
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centimeter (3⁄8 inch) wide, then
blanched or fried. Some
chefs recommend using pancetta as a substitute; ham is also suggested. It is
common for the
lardons to...
- to
prevent spoilage Lardon –
Small cubes of
fatty pork,
possibly cured Pancetta –
Italian bacon made of pork
belly meat
Petit Salé Salo –
Eastern European...
