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Bundiola (bondiola)

Bondiola

 

   Region

 

Susa Valley, Piedmont

 

   Description

 

The Bondiola is produced in different areas of Piedmont.

It is a pork sausage and bacon, whose characteristics were previously the large size and heavy weight (5 kg), given that housing was used as the pig's bladder, bigger than the envelope of the intestine.

Currently, the bladder is rarely used and would prefer to use the intestines of cattle caecum (bondeana).

The result is a sausage of lesser size, about 25 cm long with a diameter of 10 cm and weighing between 1.5 and 2.0 kg.

When cut, shows bright red, with intense aroma and flavor and spicy.

The "Bundiola" or "bondiola" is a traditional product of all the Susa Valley.

It 's a raw sausage, aged 6 to 12 months, made with lean pork cuts, fat, salt, spices (cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, black pepper), enclosed in a bladder or blind pig.

Presents a length of about 15 cm, diameter 10 cm, average weight of 1.5 kg but can sometimes reach 5 kg when stuffed into the bladder.

He coarse (1-2 cm) and has blossomed from a surface mold.

Is consumed sliced thin.

 

INGREDIENTS
Pork: lean cuts

Pork fat: lard or bacon

Salt

Black pepper

Cinnamon

Cloves

Nutmeg

Natural gut: blind pig bladder or

 

STAGES OF PROCESS
Husking meat

Rough cut with a knife and meat fat

Preparation of tanning

Adding the tanning

Transfer to mixer

Blend until smooth paste

Transfer sausage

Bagging

Binding Manual

Puncture the gut

Stop at 25 ° C for 48 hours or 6-10 ° C for 10 days

Ripening at 12-14 ° C for 6-12 months or more.

AUTHOR
07/01/2006 - Paolo Boni


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