Description
The Tomino, with a pinch of pepper, to taste the perfect cheese um slightly spicy.
We seasoned personally tomini produced with cow’s milk and store them in olive oil, and hot peppers.
It can be a enticing taste great appetizer or a delicious end meal.
The tomino
The Tomino cheese is a little known but perhaps in terms of goodness has nothing to envy to other much more’ known and advertised.
The Tomino is ‘considered a typical cheese from Piedmont only a short time, with only the Italian dairy recently have considered both the entities’ production for both qualitative advantages.
“Tomino” literally means “little toma”, although the two cheeses have nothing in common except the region of origin: Piedmont.
The name derives from the term Piedmont “tuma” which means the fall and that would indicate that the precipitation of the casein undergoes the action of rennet. In the Piedmont Dairy Tomino and ‘a very important not only in terms of quantity and quality but also in economic and social development.
The
Tomino is consumed mostly fresh and comes in the form of a small disc with flat sides of the diameter of 4-8 cm and 1-3 cm with a heel of white paste, porcelain, soft and crumbly, sweet and mild, acidic and pleasant.
It can also be subjected to a short seasoning period of 15 -30 days during which it forms a thin outer crust covered with white mold and the taste becomes stronger and more aromatic.
Elementary information
Name of the product: Tomino cheese with hot peppers
Category: Cheese in oli
Net weight: 280 g.
Ingredients: Tomino (milk, salt, rennet), olive oil, bay leaves, chili.