Strachitunt PDO

Strachitunt PDO

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Strachitunt PDO

ptypical product Cheese Strachitunt PDO is an expression of the territory of Valtaleggio, cheese of great value produced exclusively in Val Taleggio, in the municipalities of Taleggio, Vedeseta, Gerosa and Blello, in the province of Bergamo. The “recovered” cheese with two pastes, produced at raw whole cow's milk. A rediscovered of a cheese from the past, a small one Italian treasure!

Try it to season them gnocchi, to accompany the puree, accompany him to fresh fruit.

Available in packs of about 250 g

(being a cut product, the weight can have a small variation)

 

 

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Strachitunt DOP

Reviewed by

Arianna

The craftswoman

Strachitunt: credit must certainly be given to those who have taken this re-discovery to heart, believing it from the beginning It is a very versatile cheese and is also suitable for use as an ingredient in numerous recipes: try it to prepare a nice risotto maybe with pears!

In Social Dairy of Branzi Casearia 1953  the processing methods have remained unchanged over time, only the tools have changed in proportion to the quantities of milk that are transformed every day. This is where the Strachitunt PDO

The Social Dairy

here is thecheesemaker's art which has always decided when the curd clot is ready to be broken. When the cooking is right and how to cut it, its expert hands they work it and then introduce the mass into the molds. It is processed here Strachitunt. If we were asked how the Gorgonzola DOP we know today was born, the right answer would most likely be Strachitunt DOP. Literally the meaning of the word Strachitunt originates from the form in which it is produced and that is "Stracchino Tondo "

Strachitunt PDO

It has long been forgotten in oblivion. When, thanks to the willpower and tenacity of some “Heroic” producers  who believed in this product, today we can fully enjoy all the smells, flavors, aromas of this fantastic product. The type of milk used is raw whole cow's milk coming from farms with at least 90% Brown cows. Strachitunt DOP cheese is an expression of the territory of Valtaleggio. Credit must certainly be given to those who took this rediscovery to heart and believed in it from the beginning.

The manufacturing process

When producing this cheese, the cheesemaker joins the layers together inside the mould. two pastas or curds. One produced the previous evening collected in linen cloth and left to drain for at least 12 hours, the other the following morning. For this reason it is defined  two-paste cheese. The two curds, unlike cheeses produced with a single curd, do not blend perfectly. Sometimes creating the vision, once the form is opened, of multiple distinct layers with irregular air spaces.

After a few days the shape becomes “agate”. To do this, copper tips are used, thus allowing molds and yeasts to develop, creating a “marbling” original without the addition of Pennicillum. This natural process leads to different degrees of blue veining. Which absolutely do not affect the sensory traits of the product but, on the contrary, attest to the peculiar and original characteristic of this dairy excellence. 

Features

For those who love blue cheeses, it will be a confirmation of quality while. For those who are new to tasting this type, it will undoubtedly be a sweet surprise discover the “delicacy” of Strachitunt.

It is a cheese that lends itself to various uses in the kitchen, eaten alone to fully appreciate its sensory characteristics. Excellent for preparing risottos, with raw celery sticks for a tasty appetizer as well as with chestnuts to season gnocchi, placed in slices on the boiled potato or with puree.

When tasting, the cheese has a thin, wrinkled rind that can sometimes be bloomy. The under-rind is thin. The color can vary from yellowish to gray depending on maturation.

The tasting

It has a convex side. It has a compact paste with an ivory yellow color, the presence of blue-green streaks typical of the blue veining can vary, it is possible to notice the typical agatures. On the nose you can perceive medium yeast odors, fresh yogurt and medium milk while in the mouth medium sweetness appears followed by medium flavour as well as a taste of dried fruit like hazelnuts and walnuts. No stickiness on the palate, good solubility and medium-high persistence.

Try it with:

It lends itself well as “meditation” cheese it can be combined with fresh fruit such as pears, pineapple, kiwi. Cut into cubes together with white celery and raw red peppers for a tasty aperitif, placed on a slightly warmed crouton.

Strachitunt PDO product sheet: Territory Valtaleggio production area.

Denomination: STRACHITUNT DOP
Type of cheese Raw and whole milk vaccine
Form roundabout

Flat faces where the slight furrows left by the support surfaces used in the ripening phase are evident

Shapes of about 6 kg

 

Description Two-paste blue cheese, produced in large quantities in Val Taleggio at the end of the 19th century.

Made with raw and whole MILK by mixing the evening curd with that of the following morning.

Weight:
Curiosity:
Note
Pasta texture Pasta: compact but with creamy streaks, melt into the subcrust
and with soft bluish green streaks.
Paste color: ivory yellow with soft bluish green streaks
Consistency: Compact paste table cheese creamier towards the crust is drier in the central part.
Barefoot: convex
Crust Wrinkled fine rind can sometimes be flowered. Not edible
Features Pronounced, slightly spicy flavor.
For tasting:
View                                          pale yellow paste with thin veins of the marbling, tending to green.
Smell:                                        Smells of medium yeast, fresh yogurt and medium milk.
Taste                                        For those who love blue cheese it will be a confirmation of quality while, for those who approach the tasting of this type, it will undoubtedly be a sweet surprise to discover the "delicacy" of Strachitunt PDO.

Tasting suggestions cheese that lends itself to various uses in the kitchen, eaten alone to fully appreciate its sensorial characteristics or combining it with pears for a tasty risotto, with raw celery ribs for a tasty appetizer as well as together with chestnuts to season gnocchi, placed in slices on boiled potatoes or with mashed potatoes.

Excellent in the kitchen with polenta and corn and chestnut, combined with boiled vegetables for excellent cupcakes or simply chopped on top of boiled potatoes.

Wines in combination: Passiti, Verdicchio, Chardonnay-Gewurztraminer.

 

 

   

 

Weight 0,2 kg
Format

Pack of 250 g variable weight

Preparation time

Ingredients on the label

milk, salt, rennet

Allergens

Milk

Note

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Method of conservation

Store at a temperature of + 4 / + 8 ° C

Shipment

Shipments of perishable products, which need to be stored at a controlled temperature, are made on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For orders placed from Thursday to Sunday, the shipment will take place in the following week, in order to avoid stocks on Saturday and Sunday and the consequent risk of alteration of the food.

region

Shelf Life

60 days

Latteria di Branzi

Branzi è sinonimo di buon formaggio, prende il nome di un piccolo paese incastonato nell’alta valbrembana.

We are just over 800 meters above sea level and here there are just over 800 inhabitants. The name Branzi seems to be derived from "Branchium" or arm due to its geographical position, it is in fact located at the confluence of the valleys of Carona and Valleve. The name of the cheese derives from its typology, that is, from the type of cheeses that were marketed in Branzi since 1800: fatty alpine cheeses. The Latteria di Branzi cooperative was established in 1953 and since then it has continued to produce cheeses typically from the Alps using the same traditional techniques, using only the milk of small producers from Val Brembana and Val Imagna. The milk comes from cows of a native breed of the Alps: the Bruna Alpina. Starting as a small reality, slowly, slowly the cooperative has had the strength to develop and develop high quality cheeses that are strong both from the traditional production process and from the aging process. The Latteria Branzi is in fact refiner of Strachitunt an excellence of the Bergamo area, producer of soft pastas and traditional cheeses of the Alps such as raw milk Branzi made for those looking for the traditional typical quality product

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