Bayonne ham

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Bayonne ham is a traditional dry-cured French ham renowned for its delicate flavor and centuries-old artisanal production methods.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Bayonne ham canonical 2
Jambon de Bayonne 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French food product
dry-cured ham
geographical indication product
agingTimeMinimum 7 months
agingTimeTypical 9 to 12 months
category Basque cuisine
French cuisine specialty
cured meat
color rosy pink
consumptionForm ready-to-eat
countryOfOrigin France
curedWith salt
fat white outer fat layer
flavor delicate
mildly salty
slightly sweet
marking Bayonne cross logo
linked to: Bayonne
meatFrom pork
namedAfter Bayonne
PGIGrantedBy European Union
PGIStatusYear 1998
productionArea Adour river basin
productionMethod air-drying
dry-curing
traditional artisanal techniques
protectedDesignation PGI
protectedStatus Protected Geographical Indication
region Basque Country
southwest France
regulatingBody Consortium du Jambon de Bayonne
requires controlled drying conditions
controlled salting period
specific pig breeds or crossbreeds
saltSource Salies-de-Béarn salt
servedAs appetizer
charcuterie
cold cut
servedWith bread
melon
red wine
white wine
similarTo Prosciutto di Parma
Serrano ham
sliceStyle thinly sliced
texture tender
traditionality centuries-old production tradition

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Southwestern France famousProduct Bayonne ham
subject linked to: southwestern France
Bayonne knownFor Bayonne ham
Bayonne, France hasTraditionalProduct Jambon de Bayonne
linked to: Bayonne ham