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pages home about faq press page recipes where to eat in rome gourmet tours contact privacy policy + terms of use aug 11, 2018 mozzarella di bufala cheese q&a; "why is it called mozzarella di bufala?" i get asked this by non-italians a lot. my answer always surprises. "because it's made with the milk of the buffalo" . after a long silence i explain that the bovine in question is the water buffalo, not bison. there are many––often conflicting––theories about how these gentle animals got to italy from india. the theory i find more believable is that the introduction occurred during the norman period in sicily, where the animals arrived on ships towards the end of the 10th century during saracen and moorish invasions. in the period between 1189 and 1266 they slowly migrated to the current breeding areas. what's evident is that the buffalo, with its large, flat hooves and penchant for loose, muddy terrains, thrived in the southern regions' marshy low lands. there is so much more to say about one of my favorite cheeses! that's why i'm sharing the knowledge acquired over the course of 3 years spent roaming around italy reporting on the country's best, lesser known and most rare cheeses for my tv show abcheese . i'll answer the questions i get asked most frequently on the cheeses of italy in a brand new blog series called "cheese q&a" please feel free to add your mozzarella di bufala questions in the comments section below! what is the history of mozzarella di bufala? the first historical documents dating back to the 12th century, when the normans controlled southern italy, state that the monks of the san lorenzo monastery in capua used to offer "mozza" or "provatura" to the visiting pilgrims. the modern term mozzarella appeared for the first time in 1570 in a cookery manual by bartolomeo scappi, renaissance chef of the papal court under pope pius iv (medici) and pius v. where is mozzarella di bufala produced in italy? mozzarella di bufala dop (protected designation of origin) is produced in 4 macro-areas: in the campania region in the provinces of caserta, salerno and part of the provinces of benevento and naples; in the lazio region it is produced in part of the provinces of frosinone, latina and rome. in the puglia region, mozzarella di bufala campana is made in a part part of the foggia province, and in the tiny region of molise it's made in part of the province of isernia. any product marketed as mozzarella di bufala outside of the designation of origin label is not protected by the consortium's strict production guidelines. how is mozzarella di bufala made? it takes 4,5 liters (that's a little over a gallon) of water buffalo milk to make 1 kilo of mozzarella di bufala. to turn that gallon of white gold into the milky ball of happiness that is mozzarella di bufala, cheesemakers have to turn the fatty liquid into solid, in a complex operation. the 2-hour old raw milk is first of all cultured, meaning lactic acid bacteria is added at the beginning of the cheese-making process to convert sugar into acid, which coagulates milk proteins. once the milk is curdled the cheesemakers break the mass and obtain curds. the curds are then left to soak in the whey to acidify further, after which is my favorite part of production: the magical filatura (i.e. spinning) phase. slowly adding boiling water the curds are stretched and spun by the mastro casaro (master cheesemaker) in large inclined wooden tubs. using a special bowl and a stick, he turns the ugly tofu-like curds into a large snow white, satiny mass of hot mozzarella. very quickly the large mass is portioned and severed (in italian this verb is "mozzare") by two or more cheesemakers facing each other, who with their bare hands cut off different sizes from larger sections, either in the classic 200-gram ball, 50-gram bocconcino , small bite-sized ciliegine or the large braided treccia, and then dropping them in a cool salt bath. the idenifying mark of bufala shaped by hand and not by a machine is a clearly visible 3-point "scar" on the surface of each mozzarella. just a few hours after soaking in the salty brine, mozzarella di bufala is ready to be eaten. how long does mozzarella di bufala keep? i'm going to say this now, and you'll just have to trust me: mozzarella di bufala should never be refrigerated. kept in a bowl floating in its whey storing liquid, mozzarella di bufala should be eaten within a few days of its production, at room temperature. refrigerating messes with the texture and the chill nullifies the delicate taste, numbing your taste buds. besides, who has mozzarella left over anyway? what should real mozzarella di bufala taste like? the taste is lactic (milky), a hint of hay and a wild, slightly acidic twang. the light creamy and almost sweet taste contains barely a hint of salt. the texture is rich, creamy and oozingly delicious...with twice the fat of cow's milk, fresh mozzarella di bufala has plump, bulbous consistency that weeps sweet, rich, grassy whey when bitten into. the experience can only be described as sensual. what's the best way to eat mozzarella di bufala? i believe the best way to enjoy bufala is eating it with your hands: biting into it, whey dribbling down your chin. it's equally satisfying plated alongside ripe heirloom tomatoes, fresh basil and seasoned with only a thread of extra-virgin olive oil––the magical caprese salad. i also love to add it raw, ripped in messy swaths, on pizza, pasta, vegetable dishes and salads. sliced and sandwiched between slices of crusty bread with sautéed greens, or with prosciutto, or even better: paired with blistered shishito peppers. day-old bufala is perfect for mozzarella in carrozza fried sandwiches. would you like to know more on the topic of mozzarella di bufala? read this article tasting mozzarella di bufala straight from the source i purchase my mozzarella di bufala at the following dairies: caseificio il casolare la baronia tenuta vannulo barlotti caseificio giuliano posted by eleonora baldwin 2 comments: links to this post category: abcheese , bufala , cheese , mozzarella , mozzarella di bufala campana dop may 17, 2018 italian aphrodisiacs (it's food-related) named after greek love goddess aphrodite, aphrodisiacs were identified by early civilizations and cultures that associated potency and virility with power and prosperity. their fascination has lingered over millennia. though science has yet to prove a link between rumored "romance remedies" and increased sexual performance, aphrodisiacs still thrive. sex can drive humans to brutal solutions. the extinction of the northern white rhino is due in part to the fine powder made from its horn which is considered a potent aphrodisiac. other nonsense includes consuming animal testicles and turtles' eggs. lack of evidence aside, the massacre continues. instead of decimating endangered species, the best way to heighten a romantic experience is simply to browse your pantry. though science may shrug, some enzymes and vitamins contained in everyday foods do lend varying stimulant effects. italians like to think of themselves as fantastic lovers, ascribing their sexual prowess to their mamma’s cooking. if you agree, here's an alphabetical index of italian aphrodisiac ingredients to include in your next date night menu. continue reading → posted by eleonora baldwin 2 comments: links to this post category: aphrodisiac foods , food to get you in the mood , italian eating , the american mag mar 18, 2018 northern italian recipes the alps, apennines and dolomites –– to mention a few italian mountain ranges –– where the temperatures are cold year round, are the home of extraordinary cuisine. italian mountains have strong cultural identity. traditions and economy are based on farming, cheese making, and woodworking. tourism began growing in the early 20th century and expanded after world war ii to become the dominant industry. but in montagna , sumptuous traditional cooking can be just as im

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