You may know it by the name of capocollo, coppa, capicola, gabagool — dozens of names to describe one Italian delicacy: a distinctive cured meat made from pork neck, easy to spot thanks to its vivid ...

If you’ve watched your share of “Sopranos” episodes, you’ve probably heard about a magical type of salumi known as gabagool. It’s actually called capicola (also spelled capocollo or a handful of other ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Claudia Romeo: You may know it by the name of capocollo, coppa, capicola, gabagool — dozens of names to describe one Italian delicacy: a distinctive cured meat ...

Whether you’re out at a restaurant or perusing the deli section to find fixings for a charcuterie board for your next book club, party, or girls’ night, it can be difficult to distinguish one meat ...

Da nord a sud, a Pasqua e Pasquetta gli italiani non rinunciano ai salumi. Quest'anno, secondo le stime dell'Associazione Industriali delle Carni e dei Salumi aderente a Confindustria (Assica), si ...

“This is our riff on the old classic prosciutto and melon,” says Ward. “Italians all scoff these little nibbles on skewers at the bar for aperitivi with great gusto. We use capocollo for our version – ...