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Keywords: Cajun, Pork, Ham, Beef, Jerky
Smoked red pepper ham
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A strip of smoked, seasoned pork or beef. Similar in substance to beef jerky, but used to flavor pot food (gumbo, jambalaya, beans, etc.) or thinly sliced and simmered in a sauce for rice or pasta.
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a highly spiced and smoked Cajun "ham," made from pork or beef and used to flavour many dishes in Louisiana cooking.
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A lean and highly-seasoned piece of cured pork or beef, tasso is hard to find outside of Louisiana. It's used like ham or salt pork to flavor pastas, beans, and other dishes.
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very lean pork cut into strips that is highly seasoned and smoked. I like to think of it as a Cajun Beef Jerky
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Tasso is a Cajun style meat product made from heavily-seasoned, thinly-sliced strips of smoked pork. While cooked tasso can be eaten as a standalone dish, tasso is usually added to other dishes as a flavoring agent. In addition to pork, some commercially-made tasso is available in varieties made from other meats, such as turkey.
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