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Charcuterie_ The Craft of Salting, Smoking, and Curing - Michael Ruhlman [149]

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for dry-curing, 39

casing type and, 183

for preparing charcuterie, 24–25

for smoking foods, 75

timing, of seasoning meat for sausage, 107

tinted cure mix (T.C.M.), 38, 106

toasting spices, 52

tomato(es)

all-night, 248

chicken sausage with basil and, 124–125, 151

chutney, spicy, 292–293

confit, 274

corn relish, 293

green, relish, 294

in Mediterranean olive and vegetable “rillettes,” 270–271

smoked, and corn salsa, 282

tools, 25, 27–28

grinders, 25

KitchenAid grinder attachment, 25, 28, 112

for pâtés, 204

for sausage making, 109, 112

for sausage making, 107

grinders, 25, 28, 109, 112

stuffers, 25, 28, 112, 113, 135, 138

sources for, 301

traditional dill pickles, 71

trichinosis, prevention of, 180, 185

trotters, 34, 35

in headcheese, 253–254

trout, smoked, rillettes, 269–270

turkey

breasts

brine time for, 62

roasted, herb-brined, 63–64

smoked, herb-brined, 80–81

brining, 58

doneness of, 103

sausage with dried tart cherries, 132–133

whole, brine time for, 62

Tuscan salami, 183–185

veal

shoulder

bratwurst, fresh, classic, 121–122

in knackwurst, 153–154

weisswurst, 140–141

stock, white, 268–269

terrine gratin, 237–238

vegetable(s). See also specific vegetables

confit, 273–274

grilled, terrine with goat cheese, 247–249

and olive “rillettes,” Mediterranean, 270–271

pickled, 68–72

dill pickles, traditional, 71

pickling spice for, 70–71

sweet pickle chips, 298

sauerkraut, home-cured, 72

venison

jerky, 55

sausage, country, Chef Milos’s, 157–158

terrine with dried cherries, 221–223

vinaigrette, basic, 285–287

vitamin C, nitrites and, 178

volume measurements

metric equivalents for, 27

weight measurements versus, 28, 38

water

gauging loss of, in dry curing, 181

with live cultures, 179

weight measurements

metric equivalents for, 27

versus volume measurements, 28, 38

weisswurst, 114, 140–141

Westphalian ham, 31, 197, 198

whiskey-glazed smoked chicken, 81–82

white veal stock, 268–269

Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 79

wild mushrooms, in foie gras and sweetbread sausage, 149–150

Williams-Sonoma, 28

molds available from, 208

wind drying, 31

yellow squash

in grilled vegetable terrine with goat cheese, 247–249

in Mediterranean olive and vegetable “rillettes,” 270–271

Ziebold, Eric, 116

zucchini

in grilled vegetable terrine with goat cheese, 247–249

in Mediterranean olive and vegetable “rillettes,” 270–271

Zuni Café, 36, 49

Copyright ©2005 by Michael Ruhlman and Brian Polcyn

Foreword copyright ©2005 by Thomas Keller

Illustrations copyright ©2005 by Yevgeniy Solovyev

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Ruhlman, Michael, 1963–

Charcuterie : the craft of salting, smoking, and curing /

Michael Ruhlman and Brian Polcyn ; foreword by Thomas Keller ;

illustrations by Yevgeniy Solovyev.— 1st ed.

p. cm.

Includes index.

ISBN: 0-393-05829-8 (hardcover)

1. Smoked meat. 2. Food—Preservation. I. Polcyn, Brian. II. Title.

TX609.R84 2005

641.6’1—dc22 2005014414

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