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Article Upload - The Artisan - 6/20/2005

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  1. Hello All:

    It has been a while since we posted an upload to The Artisan web site.
    To tell the truth, it feels good to finally get a bit of time to do
    so.

    We have added a new Feature Article that covers a number of difficult
    to obtain Italian cured meats. The degree of difficulty depends upon
    where in the world one lives. Salumi Artisan Cured Meats and Hobbs
    Apple Smoked Meats make two of the best product lines we have ever
    tasted. Interestingly the Salumi line is made by the parents of
    Mario Batali, something we did not know until we spoke to Chef
    Batali's Mom.

    Additionally we have added recipes of dishes made with these products.
    The links for all are shown below:

    http://www.theartisan.net/Salumi_Hobbs_Feature.htm

    http://www.theartisan.net/bruschetta_di_guanciale_lardo_%20o_%20Finocchiona.htm

    http://www.theartisan.net/Pasta_con_Guanciale_e_Prezzemolo.htm

    To access these files one can use the links above or can find them on
    the New Stuff Page:

    http://www.theartisan.net/NewStuff.htm

    The Feature Article about these two companies can also be found on the
    Main Page:

    http://www.theartisan.net/TheArtisanMain.htm

    The Resource Page - http://www.theartisan.net/Resources.htm - on The
    Artisan includes contact information for both sources.

    We have no affiliation with these companies. We, like many who do not
    live in a vast urban area, need sources of good foods. In researching
    foods, we came upon the two companies featured on The Artisan. We
    purchased products from both, and tested them in our kitchen. In a
    word they are delicious!

    Please note that any errors in the information presented are ours and
    not anyone else's. If you have comments or wish to contact us you can
    do so by email - [email hidden].

    Regards,

    Jerry @ the Artisan
    http://www.theartisan.net

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