Ligurian Coppa cure ingredients

[Ces]

Hi guys,

Been away from the hobby for a few years now but starting to get back into it.

I want to start with some curing and my favourite to do is Coppa. Way, way back some of my ancestors lived in the Ligurian region of Italy, near the town of Asti. I've done some searches as to what the typical flavour profile of a Ligurian coppa would be but I'm having trouble finding specifics.

Anyone have an idea what spices/flavourings they typically use in this region? How salty the end product tends to be? Sugars in the cure?

I would appreciate any leads here guys.

Cheers,

Ces.

[wheels]

This database has all the PGI registrations for Europe. I'm sure there will be one for a product from Liguria - have a play with it. It's not easy to use - if you have any problem just ask:

PGI Database

HTH

[Snags]

Hi guys,

Been away from the hobby for a few years now but starting to get back into it.

I want to start with some curing and my favourite to do is Coppa. Way, way back some of my ancestors lived in the Ligurian region of Italy, near the town of Asti. I've done some searches as to what the typical flavour profile of a Ligurian coppa would be but I'm having trouble finding specifics.

Anyone have an idea what spices/flavourings they typically use in this region? How salty the end product tends to be? Sugars in the cure?

I would appreciate any leads here guys.

Cheers,

Ces.

It will be white pepper ,cloves,cinnamon then it could include fennel and or juniper.
Virtually all the ones Ive tried have all of the above but I dont know if its typical to Liguria or just to Coppa made in Australia by Italian immigrants