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Soft, rich, buttery. Remarkable clean sweetness. A regional speciality. From maker Señorío. Freshly sliced in our Balham Deli. Lomo doblado is made from the meat of acorn fed ibérico pigs that have fattened up on the dehesa of south western Spain. The cured loin of de bellota ibérico 100% pigs is considered to be one of the finest pieces of charcuterie produced in Spain. Made from the tenderloin; this artisan product, produced without paprika, is based on a traditional recipe from Extremadura, re-discovered by Señorío de Montanera. The whole loin is folded in half, coated with lard and cured. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing ibérico ham, from birth to the final product. They specialise in the production of DOP, acorn fed hams. A 3-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2024 For best results, remove from fridge at least 30 minutes before serving.  Vacuum-packed

Richly fatty cured pork belly. Hint of spice from pimentón. For streaky bacon with attitude. Freshly sliced in our Balham Deli. León paprika-rubbed rubbed smoked streak bacon  has the perfect balance of lean and fat and is marinated in pimentón to give a spicy heat to the rind. It adds a deep, salty smokiness to any dish or gourmet sandwich. In Spain, Panceta is also often referred to as bacon. Selection of quality raw ingredients is key. The cured belly pork is cut and then smoked over oak. Panceta is wonderfully versatile and adds flavour to the other ingredients it is combined with. In traditional slow-cook Spanish dishes such as Cocidos, often just a little is added for depth of flavour. Cecinas Pablo is based in Astorga, León, an area famous for its sausages, hams and cured meat. The dry climate and clean air provide the optimum conditions for curing meat. Pablo started as a butcher 30 years ago. Today his son (also named Pablo) continues his traditions. As a company, Cecinas Pablo is renowned in León & and throughout Spain as one of the best suppliers of Cecina (air-cured beef). They have a butchers shop and delicatessen in Astorga, while the factory where they prepare and cure their meat has expanded to double its size in the last few years. Vacuum-packed.  

Like the UK, Spain has many regional variations of black pudding, known as morcilla in Spanish.  This variety, made in Extremadura by Brindisa's supplier of the finest ibérico hams, is made using meat from acorn fed pigs and is cured for a period of 30 days.

This mild, horseshoe-shaped cooking chorizo, produced in La Rioja, is particularly good either barbecued or poached in red wine. It has a rich, clean flavour with a hint of smokiness from the pimenton de la Vera and pairs exceptionally well with beans and pulses or good crusty bread.Unlike most producers, who rely on commercial cultures for fermentation, Embutidos Alejandro lets nature take the lead. The naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria in their facility kickstarts the curing process, creating a truly unique, terroir-driven flavour profile.

This hot cooking chorizo follows a Riojan recipe with hot smoked pimentón de la Vera DOP and a hint of garlic.  A perfect companion to beans and pulses: serve on a bed of lentils and winter vegetables, or a summer lentil salad, or add a few slices to a bean and vegetable stew. Make a Spanish breakfast with chorizo, eggs and fried potatoes. Serve a little diced chorizo as an accompaniment to white fish or a garnish to a creamy soup. Poach slices in a red Rioja and serve with crusty bread. Add a little to a Spanish tortilla potato omelette.  To create a chorizo roll as we do at Borough market, butterfly the sausage, grill on both sides and serve in a bun with roasted piquillo peppers, fresh rocket and olive oil. Free from colourings, additives and preservatives. 

Rich, deep flavour. Whole black peppercorns. Exquisite salchichón, a gourmand experience. The region around the city of Vic has long been associated with pig husbandry and its elevation, and humid climate have made the town famous for its charcuterie, specifically salchichones. This salchichón is made using only meat from the shoulder and belly of the pig. Approximately 300g. 

This Ibérico chorizo is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. Cured in Badajoz for 4 months. Predominantly lean red meat but with a perfect balance of fat. Full and intense flavour with hints of paprika and garlic, with a succulent and juicy texture. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of Ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing Ibérico ham, from birth to the final product

This Ibérico salchichón is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. This salchichon (equivalent to an Italian salami) is nutty and rich with a touch of warmth from the black pepper. Señorío de Montanera is a company, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, which was founded by a group of Ibérico pig breeders. Their aim was to create a business that would control each step of the process of producing Ibérico ham, from birth to the final product. 

Acorn-sweetness direct from the dehesa. Whole peppercorns. From maker Señorío. This Ibérico salchichón is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. This salchichon (equivalent to an Italian salami) is nutty and rich with a touch of warmth from the black pepper. A 3-star Winner in Great Taste Awards 2023

This organic Ibérico chorizo is made from meat from animals raised in Extremadura that have fattened on acorns for 10-12 weeks on the local dehesa. Cured in Badajoz for 45 days. Predominantly lean red meat but with a perfect balance of fat. Full and intense flavour with hints of paprika and garlic, with a succulent and juicy texture.  

Unparalelled flavour. Nduja-style. Unique provenance. Rare pig breed, varietal paprika. Sobrasada is a semi-cured, soft-textured sausage, made from paprika and pork. This mild version of the black pig sobrasada contains the finest parts of Majorcan porc negre, a local breed that is free range and organically fed. The traditional way of eating Majorcan sobrasada is to spread it on local bread, grilled if preferred. Sobrasada pairs surprisingly well with honey and an authentic local way to enjoy it is well cured with a sprinkling of sugar. Membrillo or fresh summer fruits such as with figs, grapes and cherries make a perfect combination. Sobrasada is a very versatile ingredient for cooking with rice, pasta, fish, cheese, poultry, game, and for stuffing vegetables.