Term | Definition |
---|---|
Iberico Ham (Jamon Iberico) | Sierra de Aracena, Spain - Ham made from black Iberico (pata negre) pigs. The best is Iberico de Bellota, where the pigs have been allowed graize acorns on a free-range basis. The acorns really come through in the taste.
|
Indirect Grilling | A method of grilling slowly, to one side of the heat source, over a drip pan in a covered grill.
|
Intake | The damper on or near the firebox which allows the user to open/close thereby allowing more or less air to the fire. More air = hotter fire/Less air = cooler fire.
|
Irish Bacon | Cured pork loin, including the overlying fat, that is sliced thin and fried like common bacon It is sometimes called back bacon
|
Italian Salami | Includes many varieties named for towns and localities, e.g., Genoa, Milano, Sicilian; principally cured lean pork, coarsely chopped and some finely chopped lean beef; frequently moistened with red wine or grape juice; usually highly seasoned with garlic and various spices; air dried; chewy texture.
|
Italian Sausage | A fresh sausage, usually made of pork, with fennel and Italian seasoning.
|