Cured Meats
Scalded Bacon
Abált szalonna
Hungary
Scalded bacon is poached or scalded pork bacon, less smoky than traditional szalonna and tender in texture.
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What it is
A closer look at Scalded Bacon.
Scalded bacon is poached or scalded pork bacon, less smoky than traditional szalonna and tender in texture.
What to look for
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A serving of Scalded bacon in Hungary should have clean flavor, texture, tender, and spice penetration.
Where it belongs
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