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The hit of black pepper and that deep, cured richness really came through on my charcuterie board last night — sliced paper-thin, it disappeared before the crackers did. I’m already thinking about which cheese to pair with the next batch.

The lean cut is exactly what I look for in a cured meat, and it sliced beautifully without falling apart. It’s got that rich, traditional dry-cured taste that made my charcuterie board feel a step above the usual.

I used this in a simple antipasto platter last weekend and the rich, traditional dry-cured flavor really stood out against the cheese. The lean slices held up perfectly without being greasy.