The land of cheese
Last 24th February we went to visit latteria turnaria, in Brazzacco, one of the few remaining dairy cooperatives in Friuli. Cheese here is made just like in old times!
Traditional methods are used to make cheese out of Italian Red Pied cattle milk. This particular breed has been raised in the region for centuries now and mainly under home brew feeding: hays from permanent pasture and alfalfa, maize and barley meals. No silo-stored products are contemplated in their feeding programme.
Numbers: 2.000 litres of processed milk per day
10 Kg. of butter
200 Kg. of cheese
2 / 6/ 8 months of ripening
The cheese making process takes place in copper cauldrons…
Profiteroles with homemade custard
To make the profiteroles for 10 people we need:
350 gr. of butter
350 dl. of water
a pinch of salt
8 eggs
To make the homemade custard
1 liter of milk
6 eggs
6 tablespoons flour
6 tablespoons sugar
We weighed the ingredients, we counted the eggs, we mixed, kneaded, baked in the oven … and here’s the result!
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