Pecorino stagionato con mirtilli il Notturno Rocca Toscana formaggi
Pecorino stagionato con mirtilli il Notturno Rocca Toscana cheeses is a cheese produced with ewe's milk that has the particularity to be added with blueberries that give freshness and fruity scents typical of blueberries. A cheese to be tasted in purity in order to perceive at best its organoleptic characteristics.
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Pecorino stagionato con mirtilli il Notturno Rocca Toscana cheeses are prepared today using the old dairy recipe. The pecorino is produced with sheep's milk from local farms. During the preparation of the pecorino, blueberries are added to give it a typical fresh and fruity but not sweet aroma. Blueberry pecorino has a white, creamy texture, a novelty that will become a tradition. A cheese to be tasted in its purest form to understand its fineness.
ingredients | S: pasteurized sheep MILK, dried blueberries with apple juice (2,4%) (blueberries (2,28%), apple juice concentrate), salt, rennet, starter cultures. On surface preservatives: E 202, E 235. Not edible rind. |
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Size | 1.3 Kg |
Storage | Store in a cool, dry place |
Location | ROCCA TOSCANA FORMAGGI s.r.l. Via Puccini 79 52100 Arezzo (AR) |
more informations | DICHIARAZIONE NUTRIZIONALE PER 100 G NUTRITION DECLARATION PER 100 G Energia / Energy 1446 kJ / 348 kcal Grassi / Fat di cui acidi grassi saturi of which saturates 28 g 16 g Carboidrati / Carbohydrate di cui zuccheri of which sugar 1,3 g 1,3 g Proteine / Protein 22 g Sale / Salt 1,6 g |
Allergens | MILK and its derivatives. |
Milk | Pecora |
Aging | long-ripened |
How it's made | The fresh milk from the morning milking is collected and taken to the cheese factory, where it is pasteurised and inoculated with rennet and milk enzymes. Once the curd is obtained, it is broken up and the goat cheese is formed. During processing, blueberries are added to give the pecorino freshness and fruity scents. |
cheese typology | hard cheese |
Type of milk | sheep's milk |
Combinations
Blueberry pecorino is excellent on its own to savour its aromaticity and fullness We recommend pairing it with typical Tuscan salami such as finocchiona or with not very sugary jams. Pair it with a Chianti or a Brunello di Montalcino.
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