French salting
Upper Doubs smoked ham
This is a ham that has always been part of local tradition: the meat comes only from pigs that have been fattened in Franche-Comté and the only salting process that is authorised is rubbing with dry salt.
The ham is then smoked continuously, without flames, in a smokehouse burning only wood or conifer wood chippings.
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