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Salami
Salami
Salami A flavorful cured sausage Salami is a type of cured sausage that is popular in various cuisines around the world. Typically made from fermented and air-dried meat, usually beef or pork, other meats such as venison or poultry can also be used. The name "salami" originated from the Italian word "salume," which means salted meat. Types Genoa Salami Milano Salami Genoa Salami Calabrese Salami Soppressata Soppressata Processing 1. Raw Material Preparation High-quality meats are selected for production. Itis cleaned, trimmed, and chilled to just above freezing. 2. Grinding and Mixing Chilled meat and fat are ground through various plates for desired texture. Seasonings, including salt, spices, herbs, and flavor enhancers, are added and mixed evenly. 3. Curing and Fermentation The seasoned mixture is cured in a controlled environment. Beneficial bacteria cultures (lactic acid bacteria) are added to aid fermentation. 4. Stuffing & shaping Cured mixture is stuffed into casings made of natural or synthetic materials. Casings are tied at intervals to create individual salami links shaped and uniformly. links are 5. Drying and Aging Tied salami links are hung in a controlled environment for air- drying and aging. Flavor and texture develop over weeks to months. Temperature, and environmental factors in curing chamber are regularly monitored. humidity, A general guideline for drying temperature in salami production is typically in the range of 50°F to 70°F (10°C to 21°C). 6. Final processing and Packaging from removal curing After chamber, the excess mold or debris on casings is brushed off. It is finally packaged in airtight wrapping to maintain freshness.

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