Consorcio del Jamon Serrano Español Seminar: Serrano Ham Brochettes

What to Look for when Buying Consorcio Serrano Ham

Most of the Serrano hams exported to the U.S. are from brands which are members of the Consorcio del Jamon Serrano Español, but some aren't and therefore might be of lesser quality. The stamped "S" of the ConsorcioThe stamped "S" of the ConsorcioBe sure to look for the stamp of the Consorcio on the hams that you buy. That certification ensures that there was exclusive control in the production, and assures quality control for each piece produced.

Ultimately, you then end up with a ham that has a more intense aroma, juiciness, balanced texture, and appropriate color, as well as an absence of certain external defects (dryness, cracks, etc…). Your ham will last longer, due to its higher and more homogeneous fat content.

Look for the exclusive symbol of the Consorcio del Jamon Serrano Español. The Consorcio’s label guarantees you the control described above and also ensures you that this product has passed all the audits and inspections.

Once you have the best Consorcio Serrano ham you can get, the best way to highlight its superior flavor is to present it straightforwardly. Watch this video to see one easy presentation:

Consorcio Serrano Ham and Fruit Brochettes

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