This is an oldie but goodie recipe, and everyone loves it always. Rarely is there a piece left over. Good Old Fashioned Kosher Salami. (the kind in the package from Hebrew National is what I’m talking about) I couldn’t believe it when I saw Rachel Zoe cooking this salami on her show!!!!! A-Mazing!
*you will want to double recipe for the larger salami shown. Recipe below is for the smaller one.
Ingredients:
1 Kosher Salami (this is a larger one for a larger crowd)
1/2 cup Marmalade ( I like orange) but can be Lemon or Ginger
2 tablespoons Brown Sugar
1 tablespoon Dijon Mustard- I used Maille Dijon Mustard
Directions:
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Score into Salami, cut into Salami in narrow slices but not completely through to bottom. Just make slices almost to the bottom. Mix all ingredients together and spread on Salami, place on a lightly sprayed baking sheet and cook for about 1 – 1 1/2 hours. Serve on a plate with sliced pumpernickle or rye bread or crackers. I buy that party pumpernickle bread which is already cut into small pieces and available almost everywhere.
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Totally forgot about this one. I am definitely going to use it for the next family gathering. Thanks
isn’t it so funny how we forget about some of these recipes?? and some of these oldies r still the best! xoxoxo
One more salami recipe…
Cut a Kosher salami into 1/4 inch slices.
Coat each piece with Sweet Baby Rays BBQ Sause.
BBQ on both sides.
Serve with mustard.
Can be served with bread or cut each piece in half a place on a plate with tooth picks.
Easy and delicious!!
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I am reblogging one of the most popular recipes on my blog. If you haven’t made this yet , try it. It isn’t the fanciest recipe but it always seems to disappear. It’s that good. Give it a go. It’s perfect and pretty easy for a Sunday game day or anytime you have people over . (optional)
We have always made this for “breaking the fast.” Coat with a mixture of peach/apricot/orange/pineapple preserves (pick one in your fridge) and a jar of Mister Mustard (hot mustard). Coat the salami and put it out on your grill for 45 minutes. Rotate every 15 minutes til each side has some grate marks.
SLICE THIN and serve on a platter or in a pyrex dish. Never any left…obviously, men love this dish. **Be sure to score your salami on the top before coating it and grilling it.
Where are you buying Hebrew National Salami???? I love it but cannot buy it in Houston.
U can probably order it on line . I am in NY
Any chance the next time you make this you could post the a pic of what it looks like when its done? I love to see photos of the finished receipe-
Yes I will remember , the problem is I forget to photograph the finished product and then it doesn’t look as good
What does it look like when you’re done?
Bake for an hour and a half? Seems long.
you can check on it but it depends on your oven and how crispy you like it.
Do you spread it across the top or on each piece of salami