Sliced Ibérico Ham by Peregrino, Nitrate Free - 2 oz
Sliced Ibérico Ham by Peregrino, Nitrate Free - 2 oz
Perishable
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Description
Description
Jamón Ibérico is Spain's signature ham, made from Ibérico breed pork. This nitrate free Ibérico ham is aged for over two years in the mountains of Spain. Like an aged Manchego cheese or a glass of fine wine, each bite has many layers of flavor. Jamón Ibérico ham is low in salt compared to most ham, allowing the levels of taste to take center stage. Serve on a warm plate with good bread and a fine wine.
We slice imported pasture-raised Ibérico ham at La Tienda so that you can enjoy the freshest jamón possible. The slices are interleaved for easy separation. We use only all natural hams, with no added nitrates or nitrites.
Ibérico is the name of the famous breed of black pig indigenous to Spain. There are two levels of quality depending on how the animals are raised. This sliced ham is from Ibérico pigs that raised on pasture, enjoying regular feed. The ultimate quality is called Jamón Ibérico de Bellota, which is made from Ibérico pigs that feast on acorns ('bellota') in the fall. It usually costs twice as much as normal Ibérico and is also available.
Ibérico ham is hung to cure for two to three years in the mountains of Spain. As the seasons change from the cold of winter through spring and summer, 40% of the fat melts away, bathing the ham in flavor. As the second year passes, the ham undergoes complex changes that produce incredible layers of flavor. The result is a tender and delicious ham, deep red in color with a very mild saltiness.
Ingredients
Ingredients
FAQ
FAQ
What is jamón?
Jamón is Spain’s prized dry-cured ham, celebrated for its deep red color, firm texture, and rich flavor developed through slow aging.
How should jamón be served?
To enjoy jamón’s full flavor and aroma, always serve it at room temperature.
How do I store sliced jamón?
Follow any package instructions for optimal storage. Keep leftover slices refrigerated in an airtight container.For best quality, consume within 3 to 5 days after opening.
Why are there white crystals in jamón?
These white crystals are amino acids (commonly tyrosine) that naturally form during the aging process. They're a sign of quality and are perfectly safe to eat.
How are perishable items shipped?
We ship refrigerated items in a recyclable cooler or insulated package with frozen ice packs to arrive in top condition.
How will my order be packed?
We pack products carefully to ensure they arrive in top condition. Cold items are packed with insulated packaging and ice packs to preserve freshness.
Difference Between Jamón Serrano, Ibérico and Bellota Video
La Tienda's Jonathan Harris demonstrates La Tienda's Jonathan Harris explains the difference between Jamón Serrano, Ibérico and Bellota

