Broccoli Rabe Chevalatta is a coiled Italian sausage ring made with fresh pork, broccoli rabe, and Provolone. It cooks into a juicy sausage wheel with browned edges, melted cheese, and the classic flavor of Italian broccoli rabe in every slice.
This is the kind of sausage customers choose when they want something more special than regular Italian sausage links. Our broccoli rabe Chevalatta is made fresh by our butcher with coarse-ground pork, tender greens, and Provolone cheese for a rich, savory bite.
The coil shape is part of what makes it so good. It cooks evenly, slices beautifully, and makes a great centerpiece for Sunday dinner, holidays, family gatherings, or a backyard grill.
For best results, cook Chevalatta slowly. The goal is to brown the outside without rushing the inside, so the pork stays juicy and the cheese melts through the sausage instead of running out.
Serve broccoli rabe Chevalatta as the main meat for an Italian dinner, sliced alongside roasted potatoes, peppers, pasta, or a simple loaf of crusty Italian bread. It also works beautifully on a sandwich with extra Provolone, sautéed greens, or roasted peppers.
Ingredients: Pork, broccoli rabe, Provolone cheese, salt, pepper, garlic, and natural casing.
Contains: Dairy.
This fresh sausage ships carefully packed in insulated packaging with cold packs to help keep it properly chilled in transit. Place it in the refrigerator or freezer as soon as it arrives.
Fresh perishable items must ship to a physical street address. We cannot ship this item to P.O. Boxes.
What is Broccoli Rabe Chevalatta?
Broccoli Rabe Chevalatta is a coiled Italian sausage ring made with pork, broccoli rabe, and Provolone cheese. It is cooked as a whole wheel, then sliced for serving.
Is this loose sausage meat or a sausage ring?
This is a formed sausage ring in natural casing, not loose sausage meat. It is coiled and held together so it can be cooked and served as a whole wheel.
How many people does it serve?
One Chevalatta sausage ring typically serves about 6 to 8 people, depending on how it is sliced and what you serve with it.
Can I grill it?
Yes. Grill it over indirect heat and turn it carefully so the casing does not split. Do not pierce the sausage while cooking.
Butcher’s Tip: Treat this like a special sausage, not a quick hot dog. Cook it slowly, let it brown, and give the cheese time to melt into the meat. That is where the flavor comes from.