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In the anatomy of the prosciutto the larger, fattier side is the culatello ( I started three recently. 2 years to cure and season correctly... for another discussion.

The smaller side of the leg is the fiocco. ("small piece" loosely translated) 

Just throwing out ideas....
 
TorontoJoe said:
In the anatomy of the prosciutto the larger, fattier side is the culatello ( I started three recently. 2 years to cure and season correctly... for another discussion.

The smaller side of the leg is the fiocco. ("small piece" loosely translated) 

Just throwing out ideas....
Wow! That is so cool that you cure your own meats. Applause This has always interested me, but I have been too nervous about food poisoning to attempt it.
 
Steven J. said:
TorontoJoe said:
In the anatomy of the prosciutto the larger, fattier side is the culatello ( I started three recently. 2 years to cure and season correctly... for another discussion.

The smaller side of the leg is the fiocco. ("small piece" loosely translated) 

Just throwing out ideas....
Wow! That is so cool that you cure your own meats. Applause This has always interested me, but I have been too nervous about food poisoning to attempt it.

Food poisoning from home cured meats is virtually nonexistent. It’s far less common than illness from commercially produced meats. The CDC keeps stats on this stuff. Similarity with agencies in Canada and Europe
 
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