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Our duck prosciutto is made with magret – the breast of Moulard ducks that are raised without antibiotics or added hormones. After being rubbed with salt, a little sugar, and some spices, the duck breasts are hung and air-cured – an age-old, natural process for drying and preserving meat. Because we don’t use nitrates, it has to be described as an “uncured” product, but it’s fully aged and ready to eat. With a balanced flavor and firm, yet silky texture, duck prosciutto is a welcome addition to a charcuterie board or cheese plate when thinly sliced. It can also be cubed and added to beans, pasta, and stews.
Serving Tips: Duck prosciutto makes an excellent addition to any charcuterie board or cheese plate. Using a sharp slicing knife, slice the prosciutto paper-thin, against the grain. If you cut at a 45 degree angle, you’ll more surface area. The slices are also delicious wrapped around summer produce like melon or stone-fruits. The end pieces and remnants can be cubed and added to the cooking liquid for dried beans or soup base.
Our duck prosciutto is made with magret – the breast of Moulard ducks that are raised without antibiotics or added hormones. After being rubbed with salt, a little sugar, and some spices, the duck breasts are hung and air-cured – an age-old, natural process for drying and preserving meat. Because we don’t use nitrates, it has to be described as an “uncured” product, but it’s fully aged and ready to eat. With a balanced flavor and firm, yet silky texture, duck prosciutto is a welcome addition to a charcuterie board or cheese plate when thinly sliced. It can also be cubed and added to beans, pasta, and stews.
Serving Tips: Duck prosciutto makes an excellent addition to any charcuterie board or cheese plate. Using a sharp slicing knife, slice the prosciutto paper-thin, against the grain. If you cut at a 45 degree angle, you’ll more surface area. The slices are also delicious wrapped around summer produce like melon or stone-fruits. The end pieces and remnants can be cubed and added to the cooking liquid for dried beans or soup base.