Guanciale – cured pork jowl

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If you’re a fan of bacon, wait till you meet guanciale. Hard to find here in the States, it's a European-style cured pork jowl that’s been seasoned

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About this item Guanciale, also known as cured pig cheek or jowl, is a staple in Italian cooking. Fattier and less meaty than its cousins pancetta and

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Authentic Italian Guanciale is a specialty deli meat from the Umbria and Lazio regions, characterized by its tenderness and very special flavor. Guanciale originates from the italian word guancia meaning cheek. Maestri Guanciale is made from first choice pork jowl, then salted, flavored and slow-cured for approximately 3 months. Guanciale is frequently used as an ingredient for Italian pasta dishes, like Carbonara and Amatriciana. It is a gourmet substitute to pancetta.