Dining Out Magazine

Salty Pig

By Kerrieurban @itakepicsoffood
   I recently tried the Salty Pig on a Sunday night for their Sunday supper menu. Wetried most of the meats, cheeses, and spreads by creating a custom board and thenfinished with some pizzas. Salty Pig
   Our board included Prosciutto, lamb shoulder, chicken liver mousse, marconaalmonds, fig spread, lavender honey, manchego (aged Sherpa milk, rich and buttery),stravecchio (aged cows milk, sweet and nutty) and one more soft cheese that I can'tremember. All boards come with housemade pickles and toasted slices of bread (whichthey keep bringing if you finish the first basket).   My favorites were definitely the lamb shoulder and chicken liver mousse, and Iloved the mustard marinade on the pickles! Salty Pig
   We tried two kinds of pizza (a white pizza with broccoli rabe not pictured) and­ the house special made from the days pig parts (mostly Prosciutto) and topped with a fried egg. This was topped with arugula and whole grain mustard (there may have been a tiny bit of cheese but I couldn't taste it). This was the first time I've had pizza with mustard for a sauce, but it was perfect with the cured meat.
Salty Pig
   Overall I enjoyed the meal at Salty Pig, it was perfect for a quick casual Italian
dinner and some of the best charcuterie in town. Salty Pig on Urbanspoon

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