
Wallonia, Belgium
Jambon d'Ardenne
Jambon d'Ardenne is a protected Ardennes cured ham with a deep savoury aroma and firm slice.
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Wallonia, Belgium
Jambon d'Ardenne is a protected Ardennes cured ham with a deep savoury aroma and firm slice.

Switzerland
Protected farmhouse smoked ham associated with the Borne chimney, produced across Fribourg and the Vaud part of Broye.

Peru
Peruvian seasoned boiled ham sliced for breads, breakfasts and the classic butifarra.

China
金华火腿
A salt-cured, air-dried leg of the two-headed black pig, aged up to three years, used in slices to lend depth to soups and steamed dishes.

Algeria
قديد
Strips of lamb salted, rubbed with coriander, garlic and chilli and sun-dried, then preserved in fat.

Tunisia
قديد
Strips of lamb or beef rubbed with coriander, caraway and garlic and dried in the sun, then kept under olive oil and dropped into stews.

Turkmenistan
Kakmaç
Preserved dried meat prepared in individual portions or strips; may be fried in fat or baked in a tandoor, but traditionally dried like jerky in the hot desert sun; a practical preservation method from nomadic life; listed in Wikipedia's Turkmen cuisine; paired with bread and vegetables as a snack or appetizer.

Sweden
Jellied veal, a standard on the Christmas smörgåsbord.

Slovenian Littoral, Slovenia
Kraški pršut
Pork leg salted and dried in the burja, the dry wind that scours the Karst plateau — no smoke, no cooking, twelve months minimum in stone drying rooms.

Germany
Cured and smoked pork cut, similar to gammon, served with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes.

Boka and the Coast, Montenegro
Kaštradina is salted and air-dried mutton or goat, later simmered until tender and often served with cabbage or greens. It is a preserved-meat tradition of Montenegro’s mountain and Boka households.

Guam
Kelaguen Kå'tne
Chamorro kelaguen is finely chopped raw or cooked meat or seafood acid-marinated with lemon, grated coconut, onion, and hot pepper; chicken, beef, deer, fish, and shrimp are named preparations of the same local dish.

Morocco
Moroccan preserved beef or lamb cooked with spices and stored under fat for later use.

Morocco
خليع
Moroccan preserved dried meat (beef or lamb) in fat, a national and traditional ingredient. Used in eggs, tagines, and bread, savory and rich

Poland
Kiełbasa Krakowska Sucha Staropolska is a cured or preserved meat from Lesser Poland Voivodeship, rooted in local cooking tradition. Distinct from food-kielbasa-krakowska.

Poland
Kiełbasa piaszczańska is a cured or preserved meat from Piaski Wielkie, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Kano, Niger
Beef sliced paper-thin, sun-dried, coated in a groundnut and spice paste, dried again and briefly roasted — northern jerky that keeps for months.

Madagascar
Long strips of zebu beef salted and either dried in the sun or smoked over a fire, then grilled and eaten with rice porridge.

Slovenia
Kostelski želodec is a stuffed pork stomach packed with seasoned meat and grains, then cooked and sliced.

Afghanistan
لاندی
Whole sheep salted and hung to dry in the cold Pashtun winter, then cut down through the season for stews and rice.

Western Sahara
Camel meat cut into cord-like pieces, sun-dried, then mixed with hot melted camel fat (wanak); a symbol of generosity and the greatest honor for guests in Sahrawi culture; the preservation method allows meat to keep for months in the desert heat.

Switzerland
A dry-cured, smoked raw sausage of beef and pork, pressed into a flat rectangle and sold in pairs, eaten as a hiking snack throughout German Switzerland.

Laos
ຊີ້ນແຫ້ງ
Strips of beef or buffalo marinated in fish sauce, sugar and chilli, sun-dried and then flash-fried before serving.

Valais, Switzerland
Lard sec du Valais is Valais pork belly cured with salt and air-dried until the fat is firm and the meat ruby red.

Tuscany, Italy
Tuscan cured pork back fat aged in marble vats with herbs and spices. Melt-in-the-mouth, sliced paper-thin on warm bread.

Limerick, Ireland
Sweet-cured, spice-glazed ham traditionally served at Easter in Limerick.

Portugal
Lombo branco de Portalegre is a Portuguese sausage or cured meat from Portalegre District, seasoned and preserved to concentrate its smoky, savory flavor.

Portugal
Lombo enguitado de Portalegre is a Portuguese sausage or cured meat from Portalegre District, seasoned and preserved to concentrate its smoky, savory flavor.

Dominican Republic
The 'three hits' of Dominican breakfast: fried salami, fried cheese (queso frito), and fried egg, served with mangú and pickled onions. The national breakfast combo.

Cyprus
Λούντζα
Pork tenderloin brined, marinated in red wine and coriander seed, then cold-smoked over aromatic wood.

Bulgaria
Луканка
Flat-pressed dry sausage of pork and veal with cumin, black pepper and savory, air-dried in winter and rolled flat between boards as it cures.

Bulgaria
Луканка Панагюрска
Lukanka Panagyurska is Bulgaria’s PGI flat-pressed dry sausage from Panagyurishte, made from minced meat with cumin and savory. Pressing gives it a broad, firm shape as it air-dries.

Iceland
Iceland's sheep's loins wrapped in meat, pressed and cured in lactic acid, a Þorrablót delicacy.

Macao
Niu Rou Gan
Macau's specialty snack; various types from beef, chicken, and pork; smoky, sweet, and savory; free samples are offered at every shop on Travessa da Sé; sold by the slab; a popular souvenir.

Macao
Zhu Rou Fu
Macau's specialty snack; pork jerky in various flavors; smoky, sweet, and savory; sold by the slab; free samples at every shop on Travessa da Sé; a popular souvenir; the pork jerky that is a Macau street food staple.

North Macedonia
Пршута
Pork leg or beef salted and air-dried in the mountain villages, sliced thin as a meze with rakija.