Bayonne ham

E206237

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

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Label Occurrences
Bayonne ham canonical 2
Jambon de Bayonne 1

Statements (46)

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
surface form: Bayonne cross logo
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 Northern Basque Country
surface form: 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 surface form: Southwestern France
Bayonne knownFor Bayonne ham
Bayonne, France hasTraditionalProduct Bayonne ham
this entity surface form: Jambon de Bayonne