Prosciutto ....to do or not to do?

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atomicsmoke

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I was thinking of starting a prosciutto then I saw this whole San Danielle on sale for $80. I don't even think I can find heritage traditionally raised pork leg (raw) for this price. Our usual justification: taste better than the one in the store is out. This is authentic Parma prosciutto - I will never match the meat these guys are using, their expertise, tools and climate.

I know...fist world problems.
 
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I'd do it just for the experience....and lets face it...it's not like you're doing THAT much work....unless you call watching it age "work"..
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