Back fat (aka Iberico fat back) is creamy, sweet fat from the belly of the hog. It can be used in a variety of applications: sausage making, making rillettes, barding (wrapping lean meat or poultry in fat to keep it moist during cooking), or curing to produce lardo, an Italian delicacy.
Pork ribs are a lower cost, intensely flavorful bone-in cut that must be slow cooked until tender. Spare ribs are larger, fattier ribs than the baby backs, with a rich, meaty flavor. Iberico pork spare ribs are naturally smaller than conventional pork ribs but more delicious. These spare ribs are a St Louis cut, which means they have been cut…
Iberico pork striploins (aka Lomo) are a lean, tender, mild-flavored boneless cut. Though they are narrower than conventional pork loin, they can be cooked similarly – roasted as whole portions or sliced into pork chops. These striploins have been cleaned before vacuum packing.
