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How do you prevent salami from drying too much?

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Like the title says, my Umai soppressata has gotten to the 40%+ range of weight loss. So, how do I prevent it from drying too much and getting too hard? Any suggestions short of eating it all right away?
 
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 So I will give it a bump.

Happy smoken.

David
 
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Cut into whatever portion you want, vac seal, and freeze. You could also vac seal and store out of light or in a fridge. I haven't had issues with degradation of the product when freezing.
 
Never had a problem with it getting too hard----Not even when I was young.

I also never had anything that lost a noticeable amount of quality from freezing, other than the one time I mistakenly froze a couple packs of smoked cheese.

Bear
 
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Vac seal and store in the frig. I'm enjoying a lonza stored this way for the last year and a half and it's like the day I packed it.
 
Thanks for the responses and advice. You guys are the best.
 
I freeze dried meats I don't plan to eat in 2-3 weeks. Wrapped , in the fridge will not further dry.
 
Thanks for the responses and advice.
I freeze dried meats I don't plan to eat in 2-3 weeks. Wrapped , in the fridge will not further dry.
Thanks. I'll vac them and freeze.
 
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