Sentence examples for salted pork from inspiring English sources
Pancetta, like bacon, is salted pork belly.
Called poitrine de porc, or breast of pork, salted pork belly is a key ingredient in earthy French classics like potée from the Auvergne, Alsatian choucroute and the bistro salad of frisée aux lardons.
Smoked pig parts are relatively hard to come by in Britain, so we have used plain – but do substitute smoked ribs and sausages, and salted pork, if you can find them.
It was made of small juicy clams, scarcely bigger than hazel nuts, mixed with pounded ship biscuits and salted pork cut up into little flakes! the whole enriched with butter, and plentifully seasoned with pepper and salt".
Sarmale (minced meat, rice and onions wrapped in cabbage leaves) is available year-round but has a prominent place on the Christmas table, while dishes such as piftie (pork and garlic in gelatine), șorici (salted pork rinds) and jumări (chunks of pork fat, fried) feature heavily.
He documents what we would now experience as privations: until relatively recently, offices and workplaces were frigid in the winter (imagine the cab of a truck or the floor of a warehouse before cheap heating); food was monotonous and unhealthy (many Americans ate mostly salted pork and corn, or "hogs 'n' hominy"); and life was boring (in 1870, "major league sports were still to come").
Mustard greens go well with salted meat such as salt pork, bacon, ham and smoked turkey.
Beef was often salted, while pork was salted and smoked.
Can bacon replace salt pork?
