The Smoking Goose
Delaware Fireball salami - Smoking Goose 5 oz
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$13.99 8 oz
One of the signature salumis created at Goose the Market, Smoking Goose’s butcher shop on Delaware Street in Indianapolis, this crepinette salame has is amazingly flavorful and a spiciness that creeps up on you slowly and pleasurably. Coarse ground pork is blended with crushed red pepper, black pepper, espellette, and cayenne, then hand wrapped in caul fat before getting cold smoked over hickory and aged. Easy to slice and ideal for snacking, try paired with blue cheese to temper the heat on your next charcuterie board!
Ingredients: uncured pork salame, red chilies, espelette, caul fat, cold-smoked.
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About the Farmer
The Smoking Goose
The Smoking Goose produces the highest quality artisan slow cured and smokes meats - period. They combine old world craft with new world creativity and flavor.
Set in the heart of Indianapolis, Smoking Goose continuously brings new world flavors to the old world craft of curing meat. Using rabbit, elk and lamb, instead of the usual pork or turkey, Smoking Goose comes up with unique flavor combinations like Elk and Blueberry Salame or Smoked Duck, Pear, and Port Sausage. The man behind it all is Chris Eley. His process for slow curing and smoking meats is rooted in patience and care—from partnering with neighboring family farm who raise animals as nature intended to butchering and tying each batch of salumi by hand. If you’re in the area, you can witness the magic at their Meat School, where you can learn how to butcher a whole hog, cure meat, make salumi and master recipes for sausage and pâté!
We're not the only ones who love them!
Smooking Goose has been featured in Bon Appetit, Food and Wine, NYT, Grubhub, Wall Street Journal, and James Beard Foundation. Chris Eley was also awarded the 2015 Good Food Award.Eley and team use traditional methods to cure meat "from healthy animals raised on independent farms in Indiana and neighboring states by people who care as much about the well-being of the animals and the land as they do their own families,"
Salami, bratwurst, chorizo, lomo, duck prosciutto and smoked pork chops are among Smoking Goose offerings.
This is not Eley's first accolade. Goose the Market and Smoking Goose led to previous features in Bon Appetite and Food and Wine. The Indianapolis Star in 2012 named Eley one of the top ten entrepreneurs to watch.
Before opening Goose the Market, Eley cooked at award-winning Chicago restaurants and was tapped by nationally known chefs Rick Tramanto and Gale Gand to open restaurants and create menus, according to his bio at the Smoking Goose website.
