salami

So you reluctantly throw the whole board in the microwave and watch as it spins and is destroyed by milky meat water collecting around the once-beautiful slices of soppressata and salami.

This article is adapted from one written by Ladan Salami on IranWire.

Phillip also orders us a mixed meat and cheese platter with aged comté, Alsacian tomme, chèvre, salami, and duck confit.

And food was largely the work of women, with the exception of salami and wine, which the men always made.

The end of the war on salami will come as welcome relief to Americans like Rey Knight.

In this case, Burghoff, usually only a mediocre player, got it right: “salami.”

There were sandwiches of salami and anchovies, purple and white figs, a fiasco of red wine from Solcio.

Hams, salami and bunches of herbs hung from the smoky rafters.

It came like salami, in a tube, and was nothing but congealed blood from animals.

She was dandling a sad baby while the sad baby sucked a disk of salami, heavy with spices.

She fed him as he drove, slicing cheese and putting it on crackers with bits of olive or pepper or salami.