Types of Italian sausageThe southern Salami napoletano Neapolitan spicy salami and the northern famous is Salami milanese Milanese salami.?

Salami milanese has rich spices and is made of meat with a coarse, slightly dry texture. Italian salami is made from pure pork, while salami from other regions is made from a mixture of pork and beef, and other meats are also used.

The meat, spices, shape, texture, and preparation of salami vary from region to region. Most salami can be purchased on a baguette before being sliced into thin slices, and tastes absolutely fresh.

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Salami is a famous sausage from northern Italy. Salami is cured in a warm, humid environment, conditions that are designed to allow full growth of fermenting bacteria. In order for the meat to fully ferment, some cane sugar is sometimes added to the meat. However, in the past, horsemeat salumi did not have sugar added because horsemeat is rich in fermentation enzymes.

The richness of the flavors of the various types of salumi is due to the different types of bacteria that grow during the fermentation process and at different times. In the past, wine was used as a fermentation starter, but nowadays fermentation agents are used more often.

Salami is a sausage made from pork, beef or other meats that is cured for a long time and has a salty flavor. Mostly used as a side dish or to make pizzas and to eat with bread, it is one of the essential foods for Europeans.

The meat used in salami is usually not cooked, but it is not strictly "raw". The meat is smoked before or after curing, to give it its distinctive flavor.