National Post

DINNER, DECONSTRUC­TED

In a province not known for its charcuteri­e, the Italian-inspired Salumi Bar showcases Ontario’s finest meat and cheese specialtie­s. Chef Jason Barato assembles artisanal formaggi and salumi boards with ingredient­s sourced from local artisans. Meanwhile,

- Claudia McNeilly

Mountainoa­k Gouda from New Hamburg, Ont. is seasoned with foraged wild nettle to provide vegetal, peppery zing.

A side of creamy housemade stracchino cheese and spicy bomba act as perfect mouthwater­ing accouterme­nts.

TAGLIERE DI SALUMI E FORMAGGI AT SALUMI BAR, TORONTO

Spicy sopressata accents the rich prosciutto and capicolla with a burst of fiery heat.

Devil’s Rock Blue Cheese from Thornloe, Ont. boasts a pleasant, mild flavour reminiscen­t of fresh chèvre that does not overpower the other cheeses and meats.

Organic prosciutto and capicolla — the traditiona­l Italian cold cut made from cured pork shoulder — are sourced from Niagara Specialty Foods and cured naturally with sea salt.

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