The traditional bacon the house Steiner is pickled with carefully well-chosen spices and salt. After several days in the cold smoke the bacon matures for other 5 months at chill temperatures. During the maturation originates the typical noble mould which gives the typical mild taste to the product. Steiner's house bacon is a special Gusto of the South Tyrolean bacon doer art.
The classical bacon is produced of the best piece of the leg. Refined with spices, mountain herbs and salt, the bacon is pickled for 20 days. After a cold smoke phase with beechwood filings the bacon sides are matured for a total of 5 months in our pure mountain air at controlled temperature.
The South Tyrolean farm bacon is a culinary event of the special kind. An exclusivity, only in tiny amounts available, for gourmets oriented to pleasure to whom among other things also is aware of the great importance of an adequate fat portion. The meat comes pigs who are held appropriate to the species on small-structured South Tyrolean farms and are nourished freely of genetic engineering with especially well-chosen feed. The result are the pigs who prove an especially mellow bacon.
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Steiner is a specialist for typical products our mountain areas. Particularly for the tasty kitchen is suited the belly bacon, well passed through with fat, smoked with beechwood, air-dried about several weeks matured.
the nicest parts of the leg cattle were made air-dried and cured ham of top quality. Particularly the extremely thin cutten cattle ham is asked for every kind of hors-d'oeuvre plates and cold dishes.
The farm ham combines in itself the taste and the typical form of the bacon as well as the delicacy and the wholehearted taste of cooked.
During the hot season, which did not allow for air curing, in earlier times people began to cook the meat first and then lightly smoke it. This resulted in a good shelf life and a food product with an extraordinary taste and aroma.
We only use the finest pork for our fennel salami and it is made with natural spices. The salami gets its spicy taste the gentle drying and maturing in the South Tyrolean mountain air. This brings out the delicate flavour of the fennel.
