

I made the Genoa late last year and the kulen this year. They're my first attempts at making a dry cured product and I'm super happy with the results! I feel like I should have let the kulen dry more, but I needed to pull one of them for this weekend. These will be added to a massive charcuterie board with over 25 meats and cheeses.
by TheRemedyKitchen
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Can we be friends? Looks amazing OP great job!
Ahh man that looks SO GOOD
Fantastic job!
Hey, man, have some respect. Don’t upstage the bride and groom…