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100 g Speck Alto Adige PGI 1 Kaminwurze (smoked, dried sausage) 1 Schüttelbrot (crispy rye flatbread) 1/2 South Tyrolean apple PGI
Serve with 2 glasses of South Tyrolean Schiava (or apple juice)
200 g Speck Alto Adige PGI 2 Kaminwurzen (smoked, dried sausage) 2 Schüttelbrot (crispy rye flatbread) 1 South Tyrolean apple PGI
Serve with 4 glasses of South Tyrolean Schiava (or apple juice)
400 g Speck Alto Adige PGI 4 Kaminwurzen (smoked, dried sausage) 4 Schüttelbrot (crispy rye flatbread) 2 South Tyrolean apples PGI
Serve with 8 glasses of South Tyrolean Schiava (or apple juice)
Preparation
Remove the rind from the Speck Alto Adige PGI and cut into thin slices with a meat slicer (or by hand).
Arrange on a large platter.
Slice the Kaminwurzen and arrange on the platter
Break the Schüttelbrot into small pieces and place in a serving bowl.
Slice the apple and arrange on the platter.
Serve South Tyrolean Schiava or apple juice with your South Tyrolean marende.
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