
Appenzell, Switzerland
Appenzeller Mostbröckli
Air-dried, pressed beef from Appenzell, seasoned with pepper, garlic and herbs, sliced paper-thin as an aperitif meat.
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Appenzell, Switzerland
Air-dried, pressed beef from Appenzell, seasoned with pepper, garlic and herbs, sliced paper-thin as an aperitif meat.

Appenzell, Switzerland
Protected rectangular Appenzeller smoked sausage is made from beef and pork, seasoned for a firm slice.

Jura, Switzerland
Brési is Fribourg-style air-dried beef, deeply red and thinly sliced after a long cure.

Graubünden, Switzerland
Bündnerfleisch
Lean beef salted, spiced and air-dried in the dry mountain air for months, pressed into a rectangular block and sliced tissue-thin.

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

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.

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.

Switzerland
A short, flattened air-dried sausage of beef and pork, hung in alpine cellars and eaten sliced with bread and cheese.

Valais, Switzerland
Viande séchée du Valais
Beef cured with salt, herbs and mountain air, dried for weeks in the dry Rhône valley wind and served in thin slices with rye bread.

Valais, Switzerland
Walliser Rohschinken
Protected air-dried Valais ham is sliced thinly, with a firm texture and concentrated Alpine flavour.