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Smoking meat<\/h2>\n

There are flavours that need no introduction and are recognised almost instantly when they come into contact with your senses. Smoked<\/strong> flavour is one of them. You only need to notice its aroma<\/strong> to recognise that intense, warm and slightly toasted<\/strong> touch that can completely change the personality of a cut of meat.<\/p>\n

But smoking meat is not simply about exposing food to smoke. Behind this technique there are different preparation methods, times and temperatures that directly influence the final result. The aim of smoking is to add <\/strong>new nuances<\/strong> without hiding the product’s natural flavour.<\/p>\n

Although smoking was traditionally used as a way of preserving food, over time it has also become a technique appreciated for its gastronomic qualities. Today, smoked meat stands out precisely because of its distinctive<\/strong> aroma and flavour.<\/strong><\/p>\n

There are currently different smoking methods, each designed to achieve a specific result: a recognisable and distinctive flavour and aroma.<\/p>\n

What does smoking add to meat?<\/h3>\n

Smoke can significantly change the way we perceive a product. It provides aromas and nuances that cannot be achieved in the same way through conventional cooking. Its main characteristics include:<\/p>\n