Sheep Ham from La Marina: Artisanal Charcuterie with Local Identity

A traditional product revived, uniting gastronomy, health, and territorial sustainability in the region.

Generic image of thinly sliced artisanal sheep ham.
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Generic image of thinly sliced artisanal sheep ham.

The charcuterie Ca Curro in Gata de Gorgos revives the traditional production of sheep ham from La Marina, a healthy and sustainable product.

Sheep ham from La Marina, an elaboration that might seem innovative, is actually a traditional meat preservation technique that had been lost in the area. This is explained by Toni Arabí, from the charcuterie Ca Curro in Gata de Gorgos.
This healthy product comes from free-range flocks in la Vall de Gallinera and is made solely with salt and spices. The result is an artisanal delicacy that promotes the best gastronomy and territorial maintenance.
Toni Arabí expresses his satisfaction in offering products like this, which not only stand out for their flavor but also support an artisanal craft, strengthen the local socioeconomic fabric, and contribute to the region's health.

"It's innovative because it had been lost in our area."

Toni Arabí · Charcuter at Ca Curro
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