If you’re a cold cuts lover the Musetto - Salumificio Lovison is absolutely a must. It is a typical Italian specialty particularly fit for the Christmas period too, as it reminds of a cotechino but with some substantial differences, starting from the hand made hot processing right after the butchering, one of the elements that differentiates the Salumificio Lovison. The Musetto Lovison, as the name suggests, is only made up of the parts of the pig’s face (cheek, throat, tongue, skin) and this makes it unique, also due to the registered mark, indeed it is the only product that can be called with this name. The hours of boiling will be enough for the Musetto Lovison to be the main character of you Christmas (and not only) lunches and dinners.

We know, seeing Christmas products advertisements already in October can be kinda stressing, but our opinion about Christmas specialities is: if it is good, why not eating it all year long? Or more than two weeks per year at least. This is the reason why we’ve decided to make the Christmas typical Italian products of our catalogue already available: panettone, pandoro, musetto, cotechino, torroni and many others Made in Italy by excellent producers as Fiasconaro, Corsini Biscotti, Salumificio Lovison, Macelleria Mastra Alebardi, Torronificio Barbero with the best raw materials and hand made processes with make them high quality, good and, relatively to the category, genuine products.

If you ask Friulians where you can find the orginal tastes of their territory, in their list there will be a place for Salumificio Lovison too for sure. 1903, the year where everything started for the company from Spilimbergo, a territory that has natural predisposition for craft cold cuts making, from the moment that the microcline is very similar to the near San Daniele area. Born when craftsmanship was the only way, it has preserved the same setting despite the international success that it is meritoriously obtaining. Nowadays the people involved in the activity are twenty, people who take care of the respect of taste, consumers an the environment too, the Salame punta di coltello - Salumificio Lovison is the tangible evidence of that: the hand cut meat gives a next level rustic tactile sensation compared to the mechanic grinding, which exalts the spices and cellar notes too, with a pleasant sapidity accompanied by dried fruit aftertaste.

Today there’s a new entry as it concerns the product, but not the producers: Pancetta - Salumificio Lovison from Spilimbergo, in the province of Pordenone. A reality that has been collaborating with us for many years, that still nowadays maintains an artisanal dimension, here only porks coming from Friulian breedings within 20km from the company are selected, nourished naturally with a non ogm vegetables and cereals diet. An hand made pancetta meat is work “at hot”, that means few hours after the butchering in order to have it as fresh as possible, preserving some of its best organoleptic properties. The pancetta is then tied by hand, seasoned and aged due to company secrets, that boasts a century old history. It is exactly this heritage paired with the continuous research, manual work and a sincere passion for the norcina (cold cuts making) art to be the secret for the high quality of this product.

Despite the great technologic progress, in some cases within the food world the manual ability of the expert artisans isn't still replaceable, both for the charme and the inimitable taste it adds to the final product. This is the case of the Salame punta di coltello - Salumificio Lovison, that thanks to the work of the expert local norcini turns out to be a unique cold cut. Tasting it you will immediately notice the hand made knife chopping, exalting the real taste and quality of the meats coming exclusively from Friulian selected breedings, without the excessive use of covering spices or any preservative.

What's better than a mixed platter of selected high quality cold cuts to start your Christmas lunch? We're going to suggest you the best among the Italian cold cuts to give you and you family or friends an unforgettable taste experience. Salame punta di coltello - Salumificio Lovison: 100% no GMO Firulian pork meats, secret mix of natural spices, hand chopping of the meat in 2cm square pieces and then a 3 months seasoning. The result is a salami with rough grain that will exalt and make you feel the real taste of the meats. Prosciutto San Daniele DOP (raw ham) on piece - Il Camarin: "Il Camarin" is a small artisanal reality that produces only few thousands of pieces per year, these are very accurately selected and then most of them are destined to the selling to the finest butcheries and high restaurants. We're talking about raw hams endowed with exceptional piebald marking and aging, that distinguish themselves for their sweetness that can be guaranteed only by a well measured use of salt. Guanciale (jowl bacon) - La Cinta di Guido: it is made from the meat of an indigenous breed of pigs, the so-called Cinta Senese. The meat of these pigs is much tastier than of the other races, as in the rearing and feeding of these animals, great emphasis is placed on high-quality forage. The fat is less consistent and more fluid, so more pleasant at the palate, this allows the cold cuts obtained to have a faster spread of the aromas used for spicing it, assuring the product optimal aromatic characteristics. CULATELLO DI ZIBELLO DOP ORO SPIGAROLI - SLOW FOOD- GOLD: an institution in the Italian gastronomic culture. Words aren't enough to describe such a masterpiece, just try it.

As we've just told you about our Christmas products and special Christmas boxes, so we're giving you one of the most famous and typical Italian Christmas recipes: the cotechino with lentils. In this case we're using the Musetto - Salumificio Lovison, which is a very special kind of cotechino famous among all the Italian gastronomy passionates and chefs. Many things makes this product different from the average cotechino, from the meat which come from 100% Friulian porks bred without GMO animal feeds , to the part of the pork used (cheeks, throat, shin and rind) and the secret mixture of spices which make it both tasty and delicate. Ingredients: Musetto - Salumificio Lovison, Black lentils Sicily - Azienda Agricola Agrirape, onion, carrot, celery, vegetable broth, Organic extra virgin olive oil - Adamo, bay leaf, salt, pepper. First, starting from cold water, make the musetto boiling for 3 hours. Meanwhile chop the onion, carrot and celery, put them in a wide frying pan with some evo oil and make them stir fry adding the lentils, covering all with vegetable broth and make it cook for 1 hour and a half adding a bay leaf. When the lentils will be ready season with salt and pepper, cut the musetto into slices and put them in the pan with the lentils.

When you're walking along the streets or in a park at the end of October you will find yourself immersed in a yellow, orange and brownish landscape due to the fallen leaves. These colors reminds us that Autumn is the best season for the Mantua Pumpkin (Zucca Mantovana), which is unquestionably the Italian best one. Its origins in Italy dates back to many centuries ago, when it was imported from Asia and the New World. Usually pumpkin is well known for the outstanding tortelli stuffing, but today we're giving you a different recipe: Mezze maniche cacio e pepe with pumpkin cream and crispy ossocollo. Ingredienti: Mezze maniche Mancini, Mantua Pumpkin (Zucca Mantovana), Ossocollo ( Capocollo ) - Salumificio Lovison, Aloise - Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Apulia Agriè, Pecorino Sardo con caglio vegetale - Dolce di cardo stagionato 6 mesi - Azienda Agricola Mureddu Aru, Coarse sea salt of Trapani, black pepper. First cut the pumpkin into pieces and put it into the oven for 20 minutes. When its pulp will be soft remove it from the skin and put it into a mixer adjusting with salt and evo oil. Put the mezze maniche into salted boiling water for half the time it is written on the box. Meanwhile cut the ossocollo into small pieces and cook until crispy in a frying pan with a little evo oil. When the pasta will be a half of its cooking time drain it preserving the pasta water, so finish the cooking in a pan where before it was toasted some black pepper adding gradually the pasta water. When it will be ready turn the fire off and mantecate with the grated pecorino and some black pepper. Take a soup plate, put the pumpkin cream at the bottom, so the pasta and finally the crispy ossocollo with a last dust of black pepper.

Carasau bread is a typical Sardinia flatbread. It was the shepherds bread, because, as in the past they were obliged to spent long periods away from home, the carasau bread was ideal thanks to its long-life. Its dough is very simple and genuine: only water, flour,a little extra virgin olive oil and a doble cooking in the wooden oven (400-500 degrees), as the second one gives this bread its typical golden color and lightness. Its crunchiness and versatility are the secret of this product success, as it goes well with almost all the ingredients, so today we're giving you a simple but tasty recipe whose protagonisti is this Sardinian bread: Carasau bread Lasagne. This recipe has no strict rules, so you can use whatever cold cuts or cheese or vegetable you have in our fridge. Ingredients: 3 Carasau bread sheets, Salsiccia fresca (Salamina)- Salumificio Lovison (Sausage), Smoked Buffalo Provola from Battipaglia - Caseificio Esposito, zucchini, Organic extra virgin olive oil - Adamo. Make the sausage cook on a grill and meanwhile cut the zucchini and stir fry them in a pan with some evo oil. Place a layer of bread in a baking dish and sprinkle it with water. Then add the sausage, zucchini, olive oil and provola cheese. Repeat with the second layer. On the last layer only lay the provola. Bake for 15 minutes in the preheated oven at 180°C oven. Wine pairing recommended: CANNONAU DI SARDEGNA COSTERA Argiolas or VERMENTINO MAZZOTTI - CONTE DE QUIRRA.

Musetto - Salumificio Lovison is the exclusive product by Lovison Friulian agricultural company, this specialty was invented 110 years ago by the company's founder Agostino Lovison. But the reason that distinguish theirs from other great quality producers's too is the use of the noble parts of the pork head from only Friulian pork meat bred using ogm free animal feeds and a secret mixture of spices among which cinnamon,coriander,nutmeg,cloves and pepper. The great Italian 2 michelin stars awarded chef Carlo Cracco has introduced a recipe with the Musetto Lovison in his restaurant menù: Ravioli stuffed with Musetto with vegetable mostarda. Ingredients: For the pasta: 1 kg of 00 flour, 8 egg yolks, 1 whole egg, 20g of Italian extra virgin olive oil For the stuffing: 200g of Musetto Lovison, 80g of stewed savoy mash (make the savoy brownish with 50g of onion, pour with some water and salt, cook fro 1 hour at least. blend with the mixer adding the Musetto Lovison, season with salt and pepper. For the mostarda: 80g of vegetables mostarda (cut into pieces), 80g of celeriac julienne cut. With the flour, eggs, evo oil and salt make an Italian fresh pasta. Roll out the dough, put some stuffing and give the cappelletto shape. Cook the ravioli for 3 minutes in boiling salted water and then stir fry with some calf juice. Put in the plate together with mostarda, celeriac and serve it.

What makes Salame punta di coltello - Salumificio Lovison different form the other salami? Of course the raw materials, in fact the porks eat only natural OMG FREE cereals exclusively in Friulian farms. But the main reason is the hand chopping of the meat in 2cm square pieces and then a 3 months seasoning. This rough grain consistency will exalt and make you feel the real taste of the meats.

What makes Salame punta di coltello - Salumificio Lovison different form the other salami? Of course the raw materials, in fact the porks eat only natural OMG FREE cereals exclusively in Friulian farms. But the main reason is the hand chopping of the meat in 2cm square pieces and then a 3 months seasoning. This rough grain consistency will exalt and make you feel the real taste of the meats.