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Lunch Piadina Italian Sandwiches
LUNCH CHARCUTERIE / 4 each FORMAGGI / 5 each Barolo Salamae, Italy Cacciocavallo, Southern Italy Pecorino Boschetto with black truffle Coppa Mild Salame, Molinari, San Francisco Dolce Gorgonzola, Piemonte, Italy Pecorino Sardo Mortadella w/pistachio, Leoncini, Italy Fontina Vella, Valle d’ Aosta, Italy Robiola, Pavia, Italy Prosciutto Cotto, Leoncini, Italy Grana Padano, Lombardy, Italy Taleggio, Lombardy, Italy Prosciutto, 18 mth aged, Galloni, Italy POLPETTE AL FORNO RAVIOLI AL CAVOLO E MASCARPONE Wood-Fired ground beef meatballs with bacon, smoked mozzarella, House-made ravioli stuffed with kale, pine nuts, mascarpone, bread crumbs, served with marinara sauce 12 parmesan, crispy sage, brown butter 14 INSALATA DI PESCE GNOCCHI BICOLORE Marinated scallop and shrimp salad with lemon juice, mango, served House-made spinach and beet gnocchi, crispy prosciutto, creamy leek over a bed of baby spinach 14 sauce 14 SCAMPI CALABRESE LINGUINE ALLO SCOGLIO Four large wood-fired shrimp, garlic, pepperoncino, EVOO, brandy, Linguine pasta, mussels, clams, shrimp, scallops in a spicy marinara basil pesto, fried lemons 16 sauce 19 BRUSCHETTA TRICOLORE Grilled ciabatta bread, topped with tomatoes, mushroom mousse, pesto, eggplant and goat cheese 13 CAVOLFIORI GRATINATI AL BURRO E SALVIA PIZZA MARGHERITA CENTONOVE Wood-fired organic cauliflower with butter, sage & pecorino pepato 12 San Marzano tomatoes, oregano, basil, fresh mozzarella 14 BURRATA CON PROSCIUTTO CRUDO PIZZA FUNGHI E FONTINA Burrata, black pepper & EVOO served with prosciutto crudo 15 -
Brus Robiola D'alba Nostrale D'alpe Sola Toumin Dal Mel Paglierina
Nostrale Toumin d’Alpe dal Mel Brus ow’s cheese, wholly or slightlyskimmed from the top. Pres- fresh soft-textured cheese that matures in around a term that cannot be translated into Italian. It derives Csed when fresh, it is produced exclusively with Alpine milk. Aweek. Produced all year round from cow’s milk and less A from “bruciare” (burn) the vigorous sensation that as- Cylindrical, diameter 25-40 cm, rather squat and slightly convex than 10% goat’s milk. Cylindrical in shape. Diameter 10-12 cm, saults the mouth at first taste. It may be written as brôz sides, it weighs 3-8 kg. Fine and elastic crust, grey-straw colour notably convex sides. Weighs 150-200 grams. or bruz, but the fire remains! Pungent aroma and enticing when less mature and hard, thick and dark brown in the more The fresh product is without a crust. When matured it deve- perfume. In reality it is an amalgam of many cheeses redu- mature varieties. The texture and taste vary according the age: lops a fine layer of white mould than is completely edible. ced to cream with a small quantity of fresh milk that is left the fresh product is soft and clean to cut with small holes and The taste-aroma varies from sweet and delicate in the fresh to ferment for a number of days. An ancient story, based a sweet and aromatic taste; the more mature variety is compact varieties to a pronounced taste in those matured for a number on sobriety and frugality. It proudly reigns over the autumn and coarse-grained with a more or less strong straw colour and of days. -
LATTERIA OVARO Nasce a 525 Metri D’Altitudine Nel Caseificio Di Ovaro, Da Cui Prende Il Nome Carnico Di “Davar”
FORMAGGI INDICE FORMAGGI DELLA LATTERIA DI OVARO Pag. 1 FORMAGGI DEL FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA Pag. 7 FORMAGGI NAZIONALI Pag. 17 FORMAGGI REGIONALI Pag. 30 FORMAGGI FRESCHI Pag. 54 FORMAGGI ESTERI Pag. 61 LATTERIA OVARO Nasce a 525 metri d’altitudine nel caseificio di Ovaro, da cui prende il nome carnico di “Davar”. È proprio la montagna a segnare il carattere di questo formaggio latteria che si presenta con una pasta leggermente occhiata ed un colore paglierino che aumenta, assieme al gusto, con l’avanzare della stagionatura. Ideale la versione con una maturazione dai 4 ai 6 mesi. Peso per pezzo: 6,50 kg Pezzi per cartone: 2 Stagionatura: 30-60-90-120-mezzano MONTASIO DOP PDM (Prodotto Della Montagna) Il Montasio prodotto nel caseificio di Ovaro è l’unico Montasio prodotto in Friuli che, secondo le direttive del consorzio, può fregiarsi della denominazione PDM (Prodotto Della Montagna), in quanto ha la peculiarità di essere prodotto e stagionato in un caseificio ad oltre 500 metri di altitudine, con latte proveniente da zone oltre i 500 metri. Il sapore, morbido e delicato quando è fresco si fa via via più deciso ed aromatico. La pasta, da bianca compatta con una caratteristica occhiatura omogenea ed una crosta liscia ed elastica, con il passare dei mesi diventa granulosa e friabile con una crosta secca e più scura. Forma cilindrica, altezza 6-10 cm, larghezza 30-40 cm. Peso per pezzo: 6,5 kg Pezzi per cartone: 2 Stagionatura: 60-90-120-mezzano-oltre 12 mesi-oltre 18 mesi. MONTASIO DOP 047 Ha diverse facce, trasforma il suo gusto, sorprende per la sua varietà e accontenta tutti i palati. -
Servizio Informativo N° 28/2020 Del 10 Luglio 2020 - RISERVATO AGLI ASSOCIATI
A S S O C A S E A R I ASSOCIAZIONE COMMERCIO PRODOTTI LATTIERO - CASEARI Servizio informativo N° 28/2020 del 10 Luglio 2020 - RISERVATO AGLI ASSOCIATI - NORME E NOTIZIE MERCATO LATTIERO-CASEARIO - Andamento settimanale PAG. 02 BIOLOGICO - Etichettatura, le modifiche al regolamento: www.alimentando.info PAG. 03 SCAMBI UE/MERCOSUR - Accordo, aggiornamenti sui prossimi step PAG. 03 ESPORTAZIONI VERSO PAESI TERZI - BRASILE - Preoccupazioni commerciali della Commissione UE PAG. 03 STATI UNITI E FRANCIA - I formaggi tradizionali reagiscono al Covid-19: Clal PAG. 04 STATI UNITI - Esteso il "Farmers to Families Food Box Program" PAG. 05 OCEANIA - Situazione dal 22 giugno al 3 luglio 2020: Clal PAG. 05 FORMAGGI D.O.P. E I.G.P. - Nuovi testi normativi PAG. 06 FORMAGGI D.O.P. - "PARMIGIANO REGGIANO" - In vendita a Natale lo stagionato 40 mesi PAG. 07 FORMAGGI D.O.P. - "PARMIGIANO REGGIANO" - Dal produttore al consumatore, nasce il nuovo shop on- line: www.parmigianoreggiano.it PAG. 07 FORMAGGI - Nasce il presidio Slow Food del pecorino di Carmasciano: www.alimentando.info PAG. 08 FORMAGGI D.O.P. - "PECORINO ROMANO" - Avviato un progetto promozionale in Giappone PAG. 08 FORMAGGI D.O.P. - "ASIAGO" - Futuro sempre più naturale e salutare: www.asiagocheese.it PAG. 08 FIERE ED EVENTI – CremonaFiere conferma tutte le manifestazioni in autunno: www.alimentando.info PAG. 09 MERCATO AGROALIMENTARE E LATTIERO-CASEARIO - Le news di Formaggi&Consumi dal 4 al 10 luglio 2020 PAG. 10 MERCATO LATTIERO-CASEARIO - Asta Global Dairy Trade del 07/07/20: Clal PAG. 13 FORMAGGI D.O.P. - "GORGONZOLA" - Produzione giugno 2020: Consorzio di Tutela del Formaggio Gorgonzola PAG. -
Cheese: Application on a Traditional Raw Ewes’ Milk Cheese
International Dairy Journal 32 (2013) 126e132 Contents lists available at SciVerse ScienceDirect International Dairy Journal journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/idairyj Selected lactic acid bacteria as a hurdle to the microbial spoilage of cheese: Application on a traditional raw ewes’ milk cheese Luca Settanni a,*, Raimondo Gaglio a, Rosa Guarcello a, Nicola Francesca a, Stefania Carpino b, Ciro Sannino a, Massimo Todaro a a Department of Agricultural and Forestry Science, University of Palermo, Viale delle Scienze 4, 90128 Palermo, Italy b CoRFiLaC, Regione Siciliana, S.P. 25 Km 5 Ragusa Mare, 97100 Ragusa, Italy article info abstract Article history: To evaluate the efficacy of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) to improve the hygienic safety of a traditional raw Received 7 March 2013 milk cheese, the raw ewes’ milk protected denomination of origin (PDO) Pecorino Siciliano cheese was Received in revised form used as a model system. Different Pecorino Siciliano curds and cheeses were used as sources of 29 April 2013 autochthonous LAB subsequently used as starter and non-starter LAB. These were screened for their Accepted 30 April 2013 acidification capacity and autolysis. Starter LAB showing the best performance were genotypically differentiated and identified: two strains of Lactococcus lactis subsp. lactis were selected. From the non- starter LAB, Enterococcus faecalis, Lactococcus garvieae and Streptococcus macedonicus strains were selected. The five cultures were used in individual or dual inocula to produce experimental cheeses in a dairy factory for which production was characterised by high numbers of undesirable bacteria. At 5- month of ripening, the experimental cheeses produced with LAB were characterised by undetectable levels of enterobacteria and pseudomonads and the typical sensory attributes. -
Smaller Production Cheeses
SMALLER PRODUCTION CHEESES LA TUR Milk – Cow, sheep, and goat Origin – Caseifi cio Dell’Alta Langa, Alta Lange, Piedmont, Italy Rind – Natural, beginning to form bloom Paste – Hedonistic velvety creamy mousse-like center, with just a hint of runny creaminess near the surface Aging – 15 days at the caseifi cio. FIGURE 3.13 La Tur Should be eaten fresh This was described by a local cheesemonger as the “sexiest cheese in the world.” In fact, she said that some of her customers (at the Cheese Plate in New Paltz, NY) will come by for a wheel if they’ve had a particularly bad day . and go home to eat the whole thing with a spoon. While cheese therapy is not normally recommended, it does provide an idea of how deeply satisfying La Tur can be. All three milks add to its broad balance of fresh fl avors – each one adds some of its own character without being obvi- ous. The most important thing to remember is to take this cheese out of the refrigera- tor at least a half hour before serving it. For the texture to be at its best, it should be closer to room temperature. ROBIOLA Milk – Cow, goat, or a blend of the two, sometimes with the addition of sheep’s milk Origin – Mostly from Lombardia and Piemonte, some from the Langhe, Northern Italy Rind – Usually natural, acquiring bloom or mold with age. Some are wrapped in leaves, either chestnut or Savoy cabbage. Paste – Depending on age, the tex- ture is almost always moist, with varying degrees of creaminess Aging – as little as 3 to 10 days, FIGURE 3.14 Robiola Bosina but the more complex versions are aged up to 3 months D.O.P. -
A Guide to Kowalski's Specialty Cheese Read
Compliments of Kowalski’s WWW.KOWALSKIS.COM A GUIDE TO ’ LOCALOUR FAVORITE CHEESES UNDERSTANDING CHEESE TYPES ENTERTAINING WITH CHEESE CHEESE CULTURES OF THE WORLD A PUBLICATION WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY KOWALSKI’S MARKETS Printed November 2015 SPECIALTY CHEESE EXPERIENCE or many people, Kowalski’s Specialty Cheese Department Sadly, this guide could never be an all-inclusive reference. is their entrée into the world of both cheese and Kowalski’s Clearly there are cheese types and cheesemakers we haven’t Fitself. Many a regular shopper began by exclusively shopping mentioned. Without a doubt, as soon as this guide goes to this department. It’s a tiny little microcosm of the full print, our cheese selection will have changed. We’re certainly Kowalski’s experience, illustrating oh so well our company’s playing favorites. This is because our cheese departments are passion for foods of exceptional character and class. personal – there is an actual person in charge of them, one Cheese Specialist for each and every one of our 10 markets. When it comes to cheese, we pay particular attention Not only do these specialists have their own faves, but so do to cheeses of unique personality and incredible quality, their customers, which is why no two cheese sections look cheeses that are perhaps more rare or have uncommon exactly the same. But though this special publication isn’t features and special tastes. We love cheese, especially local all-encompassing, it should serve as an excellent tool for cheeses, artisanal cheeses and limited-availability treasures. helping you explore the world of cheese, increasing your appreciation and enjoyment of specialty cheese and of that Kowalski’s experience, too. -
Carta Intestata CLAL
Consultancy and Market Research Food and Dairy www.clal.it LA CLASSIFICAZIONE DEI FORMAGGI Secondo la legislazione italiana (r.d.l. n. 2033 del 1925), il «formaggio o cacio è il prodotto che si ricava dal latte intero o parzialmente scremato, oppure dalla crema, in seguito a coagulazione acida o presamica, anche facendo uso di fermenti e di sale da cucina». Comunemente si intende per formaggio il derivato del latte che si ottiene facendone precipitare la caseina. Ne consegue che la ricotta, ottenuta dal siero, non è un formaggio. I formaggi possono essere classificati in base ad una serie di parametri, che si combinano variamente fra loro. Tali parametri fanno riferimento a: - tipo di latte impiegato - contenuto di grasso - consistenza, in rapporto al contenuto d’acqua - tecnologia usata per la produzione e alla temperatura di lavorazione della cagliata - periodo di stagionatura - denominazione. ►A seconda il tipo di latte impiegato, i formaggi si distinguono in: - vaccini - pecorini - bufalini - caprini Se il formaggio è prodotto da latte diverso da quello vaccino, è obbligatoria l’indicazione della specie. ►In base al contenuto di grasso, espresso sulla sostanza secca, è possibile individuare (Legge n. 142/1992): - formaggi grassi, il cui contenuto di grasso è superiore al 35% della sostanza secca (Robiola, Gorgonzola, Taleggio, Bitto, Fontina, Montasio, Bra, Raschera, Grana Padano, Parmigiano Reggiano, Pecorino, ecc.); - formaggi leggeri, quando il contenuto di grasso varia tra il 20 e il 35% della sostanza secca; - formaggi magri, preparati con latte scremato, con contenuto di grasso inferiore al 20% della sostanza secca. È da notare che per molti formaggi DOP ottenuti da latte parzialmente scremato (Grana Padano, Parmigiano Reggiano, Asiago, Castelmagno, Raschera, ecc) il Disciplinare produttivo prevede solo un contenuto minimo di grasso sulla sostanza secca. -
Chickensoup | Lentilsoup | Capresegin
APPETIZERS & SMALL SALADS M I N E S T R O N E G I N A | Vegetarian Soup of the Market’s Fresh Vegetables | 12.50 C H I C K E N S O U P | Gina’s Grandma’s Recipe w/ Free Range Chicken, Fresh Vegetables, & Pastina |12.95 L E N T I L S O U P | Vegetarian Soup of Fresh Lentil, Cilantro, & Cumin (Seasonal) | 11.95 C A P R E S E G I N A | Imported Mozzarella, Cherry Tomato, Basil & Tuscan Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 15.50 M I X E D G R E E N G I N A | Green Leaves, Radicchio, Rucola, Carrot & Sprout w/ Classic Balsamic Dressing |14.50 R U C O L A S A L A D | Baby Arugula, Shaved Parmigiano, Lemon & Olive Oil Vinaigrette | 15.50 F R E S H A R T I C H O K E S A L A D | w/ Avocado and Parmigiano Cheese | 17.50 B E E F C A R P A C C I O | Grass Fed Raw Beef w/ Shaved Parmigiano, Truffle Oil on Top of Baby Arugula | 19.50 MAIN COURSE SALADS C H O P P E D S A L A D G O A T C H E E S E | Cherry Tomato, Hearts of Palm, Green Bean, Arugula, Radicchio, Yellow Bell Pepper w/ Raspberry Vinaigrette & Balsamic Reduction | 19.50 N I C O I S E | Romaine, Mediterranean Tuna, Organic Hard Boiled Egg, Olive, String Bean, Potato, Cherry Tomato | 20.95 C H I C K E N | Thyme-Rosemary Marinated Free-Range Chicken Breast, Romaine, Tomato, Red Onion, Avocado | 19.50 S H R I M P | Steamed Tiger Shrimp, Tricolor Salad, Cherry Tomato, Hearts of Palm, Citrus Dressing | 20.95 P O A C H E D S A L M O N | Served Cold w/ Israeli Couscous, Mixed Green, Tomato, Cucumber, & Yogurt Dill Dressing | 22.95 A V O C A D O | Imported Mozzarella, Fresh Plum Tomato, Mixed Green Salad, Avocado, -
Consultancy and Market Research Food and Dairy 1
Consultancy and Market Research Food and Dairy www.clal.it CLASSIFICATION OF ITALIAN CHEESES According to the Italian law (Royal Decree n. 2033 of 1925), «cheese is the product obtained from whole or partly skimmed milk, or from cream, after coagulation by acidification or by renneting, also using starter bacteria or kitchen salt». Commonly cheese is considered to be a milk derivative, obtained by the precipitation of casein; therefore ricotta, which is obtained from whey, is not a cheese. Cheeses are classified on the basis of a series of parameters, which may be combined in several different manners. These parameters refer to: - type of milk employed - fat content - consistency, depending on moisture content - technology adopted during cheese-making and temperature of curd processing - duration of ripening - denomination. ►On the basis of the type of employed milk, cheeses are distinguished in: - cow milk cheeses - ewe’s milk cheeses - buffalo milk cheeses - goat milk cheeses For cheeses not produced from cow milk, indication of the species is mandatory. ►On the basis of fat content, expressed on dry matter, cheeses are classified as follows (Law n. 142/1992): - full-fat cheeses: fat content, expressed on dry matter, over 35% (Robiola, Gorgonzola, Taleggio, Bitto, Fontina, Montasio, Bra, Raschera, Grana Padano, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pecorino, ecc.); - light (or semi-fat) cheeses: fat content varying between 20 and 35% on dry matter; - low-fat cheeses: obtained from skimmed milk; fat content below 20% on dry matter. It is noteworthy that for many P.D.O. cheeses obtained from partly skimmed milk (e.g. Grana Padano, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Asiago, Castelmagno, Raschera, etc.) the Product Specification only indicates a minimum fat content on dry matter. -
The Global Cheese Market Report 2000-‐2015
The Global Cheese Market Report 2000-2015 PM FOOD & DAIRY CONSULTING JANUARY 2012 New report about the global cheese market – Subscribe now! The World Cheese Market Report PM FOOD & DAIRY CONSULTING is publishing a new report: The World Cheese Market Report 2010-2015. It is a follow up on the report from 2009: The Global Cheese Markets –Opportunities and Challenges in a volatile Market, but the new report contains a lot of new features and valuable information (see content of the report). The report gives the overall view of the development on the world market for cheese in the 2000s in all regions of the world. The future prospects for cheese in the next decade is analyzed with focus on consumer trends, impact of the economic crisis, developments in the emerging dairy markets, and prognosis for the overall prospects until 2020. The report also provides in debt analysis of more than 60 countries from all region of the world. This provides all the necessary information for evaluating the different cheese markets in the world and the future potential for expansion. Is your company seeking new opportunities in the global cheese market this report is a must! Subscribe now by replying to PM FOOD & DAIRY CONSULTING on [email protected] Price: €2,000 or $2,500 You will receive an invoice and when the payment is registered the report will be sent electronically. Background Several dairy experts have in advocated that the future for the dairy sector will be to return to the basic commodities butter and milk powder instead of value added products like cheese. -
Retrospective Study on the Hygienic Quality of Fresh Ricotta Cheeses
Italian Journal of Food Safety 2018; volume 7:6911 Retrospective study on the hygienic quality of fresh ricotta Introduction Correspondence: Maria Luisa Scatassa, cheeses produced in Sicily, Italy Recently, the new trends of life style of Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della the consumer showed an increasing demand Sicilia “A. Mirri”, Via Gino Marinuzzi 3, 90129 Palermo, Italy. of traditional dairy products manufactured Tel.: +39.091.6565300 - Fax +39.091.6565332. Maria Luisa Scatassa,1 at the small dairy level (Gaglio et al., E-mail: [email protected] Isabella Mancuso,1 Sonia Sciortino,1 2014b). Furthermore, the consumers require Giusi Macaluso,1 Marisa Palmeri,1 foods processed without chemical preserva- Key words: Ricotta cheese; Microbial com- Luigi Arcuri,2 Massimo Todaro,3 tives and characterized by low-fat and high- munity; Lactic acid bacteria; hygienic quality; Cinzia Cardamone1 nutritional values. Ricotta could respond to food safety. the demands of consumers because it is 1Institute for Experimental Veterinary characterized by high quantity of proteins, Medicine of Sicily “A. Mirri”, Palermo; Acknowledgments: The Authors thanks V. low fat and salt content and other important 2Local Health Unit, Palermo; Alio, A. Carrozzo, B. Ducato and G. Oliveri 3 components, which give this product a high for their precious collaboration. Department of Agricultural, Food and nutritional value (Guatemim et al., 2016). Forest Sciences, University of Palermo, Ricotta is a fresh dairy product that has Contributions: the authors contributed equally. Italy soft, grainy, thick, lightly sour taste and pre- sents a white colour. Usually, it can be eaten Conflict of interests: the authors declare no as a soft cheese but in Sicily is more fre- potential conflict of interests quently used as an ingredient in dishes and Abstract Received for publication: 19 July 2017.