Tradition
The History of Our Region's Ancient Culinary Art
Cured meat is a traditional part of our region’s peasant history. Up to the early 1970s, Le Marche still had a strong penchant for domestic pig farming, as pork meat and, most importantly, fatty parts granted access to food over the whole year. The tradition of winter salting at home was maintained until the early 2000s and, even today, many enthusiasts try their hand at making sausages, loins, hams and cooked meats such as porchetta (Italian roast pork) and coppa di testa (head cheese).
Cotteria Magrì has leveraged this legacy of aromas and flavours to bring it into its cooked and roasted products
