Tag Archives: bacon
Gammon, Bacon or Ham… What’s the difference?
Brilliant Bacon Back, streaky and middle bacon rashers come from either the back or belly of the pig. The curing process uses a salt preparation to remove water from the meat; either in the form of a dry cure rubbed … Continue reading
Butchery & Charcuterie Courses in The Yorkshire Dales
Ever fancied a go at butchery, making your own sausages or curing your own bacon? Well now you can. Paganum Artisan Butchery & Charcuterie run a series of courses in Pork Butchery, curing and charcuterie, Lamb Butchery and even beef … Continue reading
Cure your addiction – BACON CONNOISSEURS WEEK
Cure your addiction and celebrate everything Bacon, for one week only (until next year!) it is British Bacon Connoisseurs week from the 18th to the 24th March 2013. I don’t just celebrate bacon for one week a year, our celebrations are weekly, nay daily … Continue reading
Breakfast with Rosemary Shrager at Fodder
Fodder in Harrogate the Local Food Shop run by The Yorkshire Agricultural Society is a shining example of how a local food store should be, with a fantastic selection of Yorkshire’s finest foods and a great Café to boot. I was … Continue reading
Bury Black Pudding
Some recent very kind visitors to Malham ordered a selection of meat from Paganum for their stay at the Bunk Barn in Malham and mentioned they would be bringing their own black pudding to go along with my dry cured … Continue reading
Traditional Bacon
Traditional dry cured cured bacons v mass produced…. Traditional dry cure bacon with either salt or a rub on cure, preserves and flavours the bacon and a percentage of moisture will be lost to the atmosphere during the curing process … Continue reading
Jamie’s Sausage Cassoulet
A simple supper adapted from Jamie Olivers 30 minute meals, kinda Sausage Cassoulet :- Ingredients:- 3 rashers of streaky bacon or a handful of bacon lardons 1lb or 500g pork sausages, good quality from your butcher or farmers market 120g … Continue reading