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Of confection et de distinctionibus caseorum I De regimine et nutrition Caseus I Payroll I

De confectione et de distinctionibus caseorum

A principio lac acidificatur, ope bacteriorum aut interdum suci limonum seu aceti ; ita saccharum in acidum lacticum convertitur. Mox caleficitur lac et coagulatur ope coaguli cuiusdam, praecipue aut rennini ex abomasis vitulorum subrumorum extracti, aut bacteriorum per combinationem geneticam recenter creatorum. Ita lac "gelatum" (caseus futurus), crebriter commotum, secatum, versum, sale sparsum, siccatum, compressum, a sero gradatim separatur. De caseo Cheddar olim sermone eius regionis dicebatur: " If you will have a good cheese, and have n old, you must turn n seven times afore e be cold " ("si vis bonum caseum habere et servare, antequam refrigesceret debes septies versare"). Perfectio casei in libro Francogallico Le mesnagier de Paris , anno fere 1393 scripto, sic Latine praecipitur:

Lac ad coagulandum calefit in Helvetia

– - , Le mesnagier de Paris

E quo discimus caseum nec candidum (sicut Helena) nec lacrimosum (sicut Magdalena) nec oculosum (sicut Argus) esse oportere sed maculosum (sicut Lazarus) et solidum (sicut Martinus Gosius).

"Lac gelatum" in doliis secatur ad caseum Emmentaler parandum

Exstant autem complures casei varietates, inter se differentes et forma et duritie necnon sapore atque odore. Casei interdum teneres et recentes venditantur, alii multos menses, alii duos vel tres annos servati. Casei varii fiunt sale plus vel minus addito; materie plus vel minus siccato et presso; forma maiore seu minore, compacto sive extenso. Casei aliqui in siccando iterum ac saepius trahuntur; texturam ita accipiunt resticulosam (sic fiunt Mozzarella e lacte bubalorum, Caciocavallo , necnon alii). Insuper varietates oriuntur e servatione et curatione caseorum. Sunt qui caseos rapidius maturant, mucoris ope exterioris (sicut Briam , Camembert , Neufchâtel ); alii salsura lavant, sed et cerevisia , vino , aqua vitae , itaque bacteria nutriunt saporemque et odorem valde fortificant (sicut caseorum Époisses , Maroilles , Munster ); nonnulli foliorum ope medent (sicut Mothais sur feuille et Valdeón ) vel lignorum (sicut Mont d'Or ); sunt qui aromata addunt, inter quae piper et allium ; alii caseos fumosos parant. Multi mucorem introducunt (ita maturescuntur casei aerugosi Valdeón , Cabrales , Roquefort , Gorgonzola , Stilton ). Nonnulli insecta laete accipiunt, aut Tyroglyphum casei (in Milbenkäse , Mimolette vieille et caseos Cantal vetustiores) aut Piophilam casei (in caseum marcidum Sardum ). Crema caseis quibusdam additur ( Caprice des dieux , Brillat-Savarin , aliis). Tempore nostro "casei confecti" (inter quos American cheese ) fiunt e caseo, sero vel aliis lacticiniis, sale, coloribus chemicis et emulsificantibus.

Caseus marcidus

Casei veteres saepissime e lacte crudo fiunt; casei recentes aliqui e crudo, nonnulli e pasteurizato , hosque solos licet in Civitatibus Foederatis venundare. Et casei organici venditantur, pretiosi sed nonnullis ob puritatem grati.

De regimine et nutritione

Batavis hodiernis caseus ad ientaculum infertur; alii potius ad prandium seu cenam , Franci ante dulcia , Britanni post dulcia, quidam dulciis omissis. Ad cenas generosiores et in popinis inferitur saepe catillus caseos varios praebens quorum convivae frusta tum hinc tum illinc capiunt et cum pane seu biscocto sumunt. Sed apud permultos homines caseus simpliciter manducatur cum pane, epulam fere totam in se constituens; saepe in panem imponitur et sic coquitur ( Anglice : toasted cheese sandwich , Welsh rarebit ; Francogallice : croque-monsieur ).

Medici antiqui caseum inter medicamenta digestiva numeraverunt. Marcellus Burdigalensis dixit: "Caseus ovillus vetustus in cibo sumptus vel rasus et cum vino potus coeliaco medetur." [16] De caseo sic praecepit carmen mediaevale sub titulo Regimen sanitatis Salernitanum :

Casei Francici ad cenam selecti
Caseus est frigidus, stipans, grossus quoque, durus.

Caseus et panis, bonus est cibus hic bene sanis.
Si non sunt sani, tunc hunc non iungito pani.
Ignari medici me dicunt esse nocivum,
sed tamen ignorant cur nocumenta feram.
Languenti stomacho caseus addit opem,
si post sumatur terminat ille dapes.

Qui physicam non ignorant, haec testificantur.

– - , Regimen sanitatis Salernitanum

Studia regiminis hodierna caseum praebere docent praecipue calcium , proteinum , phosphorum et pingue saturatum . Qui 30 grammata casei Cheddar sumit 7 grammata proteini, 200 milligrammata calcii adsorbet. [17] An pingue saturatum in caseo continutum morbos cardiacos et circulatorios concitat, non satis liquet: Franci enim et Graeci, qui plus quam alii casei consumunt, morbis cardiacis minus subiiciuntur.

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Origo I History I Production

Confectio caseorum in manuscripto Tacuini sanitatis saeculo XIV picta

Cāseus (-ī, m. ) est cibus solidus factus e lacte vaccarum , caprarum , ovium , vel aliorum mammalium . Bacteria lac acidificant; coagulum coagulat; sal insuper additur. Casei venditantur varietatum permultarum, aut novi aut veteres, interdum fumosi vel herbis condimentariis additis, alii sale conditi; ad caseos nonnullos conficiendos opus est mucore . Hoc cibo temporibus praehistoricis invento homines Europae , Asiae mediae et occidentalis, Africae borealis et orientalis fere omnes usi sunt; in regionibus aliis (ante migrationes temporis recentioris) nec faciebant nec comedebant.

Casei Basileae venales

Nomina

Caseus haec res a Romanis antiquis appellatur, verbo origine Indoeuropaeo utentibus cui significatio a fervore bacteriis effecto est. Cāseus , si vero a radice Indoeuropaea * k w ath- est (cf. Sanscrite kvath- 'fervere', Gothice hwaþjan 'spumare', Slavonice kvasŭ 'fermentum'), his fere mutationibus phoneticis exstitit: * k w āt(h)-to- > * k w āsso- 'fermentum', cui -eus suffixum est: * quāsseus > (post rhotacismum ) * quāseus > cāseus . [1] Sunt quidem qui hanc etymologiam repudient de longa radicis /ā/ vocali dubitantes et multiplicitatem mutationum phoneticarum respuentes. [2]

Caseus Protogermanice appellatus est * jūsta-z (a quo verbo per mutuationem Finnice juusto ) > Nordice ostr (> Suecice ost ). Ita dictum est a spissitudine lactis acidificati, cf. Latine iūs et iūscellum , Sanscrite yūṣa- 'iuscellum'. Lituanice sūris nuncupatur, Lettonice siers a gustu eisdem bacteriis effecto (confer Anglice sour 'acidus'). Graeci autem τυρός [ ty:'ros ] 'caseus' appellaverunt, quarta radice Indoeuropaea usi, significatione ex operatione coaguli facta; cf. Avestane tūiri- 'lac coagulatum', nec non Latine obturare et turunda (qua anseres saginantur).

Casei in Italia venales

In linguis hodiernis Europaeis verbum Latinum interdum adhibetur, e.g. Italiane cacio , Dacoromanice caş , Lusitane queijo ; per mutuationem in linguam Germanicam antiquam Theodisce Käse , Nederlandice kaas , Anglice cheese ; per mutuationem in Celticam Cambrice caws , Hibernice caise . Sed e nominibus Protoromanicis * forma et * formaticum (cf. Latine "forma" [in qua caseus siccatur] et "formula" [caseolus] [3] ) defluunt nomina Francogallica fourme et fromage , e quo mutuatum est Italianum formaggio . [4]

Origo

Domesticatio animalium lactantium a millennio VII a.C.n. incepta est, scilicet caprarum et ovium in Asia meridioccidentali, boum vel ibidem vel in Africa Saharana ; tardius et in aliis regionibus equorum , bubalorum necnon camelorum . Qua autem epocha homines aut lacte uti inceperint aut caseum invenerint, usque adhuc nescimus. Si recte Andreas Sherratt novas res proventuum secundariorum distinxit, lac (sicut et pellis et lana) minime adhibita est ante hanc vicissitudinem, quae millennio IV a.C.n. ineunte fortasse accedit in Asia meridioccidentali; alii nunc inventionem mulctionis ad millennium VII remittunt. [5] Archaeologi vestigia lipidium lacticarum in reliquiis vasorum fictilium eius temporis reperiunt in Asia, temporis paullo posterioris in Europae partibus et in Britannia meridionali. [6] Ita, hominibus ab eo tempore lac colligentibus, inventio casei mox evenerit; lac enim in saccis ex animalis stomacho confectis effusum saepe coagulat; sale insuper e corio adsorpto, fit caseus servabilis et (ab hominibus qui lactosum tolerant) edulis. Primam inventionem in Europa, Asia meridioccidentali, Africa boreali seu orientali, petimus quia in his regionibus, ut apparet, eam mutationem humanam accedit quae digestionem lactosi ab adultis permisit. [7]

Caseus Cabrales olim folio involutus

Historia

In Aegypto , ut creditur, casei duo in sepulchro quodam dynastiae primae (c. 3100-2900 a.C.n.) reperti sunt, titulis " rwt australis" et " rwt borealis" adiectis ( rwt fortasse "caseus" significat). In glossariis Sumero - Accadicis nomen casei est ga-har et varietates fere viginti enumerantur, inter quas "candidus", "recens", "pinguis" et "acidus". Similiter in lingua Accadica nomina varietatum nonnullarum scimus inter quas caseorum herbis , dactylis seu vino conditis; Hethitice casei potuerunt huelpi "recentes" esse vel damaššanzi "pressi", seu etiam "aridi", "veteres" etc. Ergo iam ante epocham classicam casei secundum indicia satis multa iudicati sunt et a regionibus distinctis nuncupati.

Caseus Pheta sale conditus Graecus

Caseos incolae Graeciae cognoverunt iam ante eruptionem Therae vulcanicam: ibi enim in fossionibus Therasiae caseus (sicut in Aegypto) repertus est; in documentis scripturae linearis B saeculi XIII a.C.n. casei iuxta vinum aliaque alimenta numerantur. Casei Graeci praesertim e lacte caprino ovinoque facti sunt (et hodie fiunt); in montibus Graeciae continentalis a pastoribus confecti, etiam in insulis Creta necnon Cythno , ad Athenas aliasque urbes provenerunt. saeculo V a.C.n. caseus e Sicilia ad Athenas importatus est, e lacte caprino et ovino commixto factus. Confectio casei iam a poëta Odysseae descriptus est; Cyclops enim huius carminis ut pastor (vel Siciliae vel insulae mythicae nativus) capras et oves mulget caseolosque in fiscinis siccat quos Odysseus aliique nautae comedunt.

De caseo in aliis regionibus Europae ante temporibus Romanis facto perpauca scimus. Romani et in Italia caseum confecerunt amaveruntque, et in provinciis imperii fere omnibus confectionem casei favebant et pro legionibus emerunt. Caseum in taberna venalem carmen Copa describit ("sunt et caseoli, quos iuncea fiscina siccat"); [8] caseus ad confectionem moreti adhibetur ("sale durus adeso caseus adicitur"); [9] caseos satis multos Martialis aliique scriptores enumerant et cismarinos (Italicos, Hispanicos , Gallicos , Alpinos ) et trasmarinos (Graecicos, Asiaticos ) in varietatibus nonnullis: molles, recentes, manu pressos, aridos, veteres, fumosos, sale conditos. Inter nomina specialia nobis cogniti sunt Tolosas , Gabalicus , Nemausensis , Vatusicus , Caedicius , Trebulanus , Vestinus , Lunensis (e Luna proveniens et imagine Lunae impressus), Docleas , Bithynus necnon caseus fumosus Velabrensis in media Roma confectus. [10]

Casei Gouda in urbe Gouda venales

Imperio occidentali dirupto, de confectio casei in Europa medievali pauciora scimus; sed ex hoc periodo primas notitias habemus et casei e lacte bubalorum in Italia confecti, et casei aerugosi (i.e. ope mucoris confecti) Francici . Talis enim caseus episcopus quidam, secundum Notkerum Balbulum , Carolo Magno intulit. [11] Confectio casei a scriptoribus de re rustica eius temporis explicatur, crediturque e verbis Ibn al-'Awwam caseum bubulum primum tunc gratiorem fieri; [12] sed varietates et nomina specialia a fontibus absunt, Parmense excepto quem primus Boccacius anno fere 1360 nominat, [13] Valachicoque et Cretico in carminibus Prodromicis , [14] Siculo in fontibus Arabicis. [15] Sed sine dubio hoc periodo in tota Europa caseus confectus est sicut et temporibus recentioribus.

In fontibus Europaeis saeculorum XV-XX permultae varietates enumerantur ex omnibus fere civitatibus sed praecipue Franciae , Italiae et ante omnes alias Sabaudiae . Ibi enim gastronomia casei primum inventam esse creditur, caseo exotico Briae a Chiquardo coquo ducum Sabaudiae in libro manuali Du fait de cuisine anno fere 1420 postulatis, libroque Summa lacticiniorum anno 1477 divulgato a Panthaleone de Conflentia , medico eiusdem ducatus. Eodem tempore casei singuli Helvetiae , Angliae , Nederlandiae , Germaniae primum enumerantur; de caseo Hispaniae , Graeciae civitatumque Europae septentrionalis et orientalis graduatim plura in fontibus variis conscribuntur.

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nutritional properties I Processing I Cooked curd I


Enlightenment cheese in Tacuinum Sanitatis , Book XI century Arab describing benefits of herbs and nutrients.

cheese nutritional data may vary according to their fat content, but in general we can say that it is a rich source of calcium , protein and phosphorus . 100 grams of manchego cheese contains 21 grams of protein and between 600 and 900 milligrams of calcium. As this is basically concentrated milk, it takes 600 grams of milk to equal this amount of protein and 550 grams for calcium. [ 15 ] [ 16 ]

cheese milk also shares with nutritional problems, arising from the high saturated fat content, consisting of triglycerides and saturated fatty acid. These fats negatively affect cardiovascular disease. The Center for Science in the Public Interest puts the cheese as the main source of saturated fat United States, in which each inhabitant consumes an average 13.6 kg per year. However, this amount is much smaller than European countries like Greece (27 kg) and France (24 kg), which has a relatively low rate of heart disease . This is known as the French paradox , and suggests that this can be justified by the high consumption of products of the Mediterranean diet like red wine or olive oil . [ 17 ]

Many agencies around the world warn of the risks of consumption of cheeses made with milk Fresh (not pasteurized ). The Food and Drug Administration says American fresh milk cheeses can cause infectious diseases such as listeriosis , brucellosis, salmonellosis , and to even tuberculosis. [ 18 ] In the United States, a law of 1944 requiring all raw milk cheeses (including imports since 1951) to have a minimum of two months curing. Other European countries have also opted to legally restrict the consumption of these cheeses, as Australia, one of the most strict about it, but exceptions recently opened Gruyere Swiss cheese , Emmental , Sbrinz and with blue cheese. However, pasteurization of milk is not totally effective in preventing these problems, as seen in the toxicity data for consumption in Europe (where it is legal in many countries the consumption of fresh cheese from unpasteurized milk) and in most cases pointed to pasteurized cheeses. [ 19 ] precautions with the consumption of cheese must be at least in the case of pregnant women, as indicated by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of Disease United States because of the risk of transmitting listeriosis fetus.

studies in the field of dentistry say that the cheese can help significantly in preventing caries and other diseases of the teeth . This is one of the foods that are high in calcium and phosphorus, as well as casein and other proteins, which are the main components of tooth enamel, so that eating cheese can help your remineralization. Apart from this, some fatty acids have antimicrobial properties, thereby controlling the level of plaque. Many types of cheese stimulate Salivary flow also , which helps cleanse the oral cavity of food debris, also cushioning the acidic environment. After meals the pH of saliva drops, but calcium and phosphorus in cheese help prevent it. [20 ]

People with lactose intolerance consume normally avoid, but cheeses like Cheddar contain only 5% of lactose found in whole milk and in aged cheeses is negligible. Some people suffer reactions to amines found in cheese, especially the histamine and tyramine . In the more mature the amount of these substances becomes more noticeable and can cause allergic reactions the emergence of rashes, headache or increased blood pressure . Development

Cuajado

gouda cheese curds .

The only strictly necessary to process the cheese curd is called, consisting used to separate milk into a curd serum solid liquid. The cheese that is sought is basically the curd, which is further applied to other processes to give the desired characteristics. The most common ways to perform the separation of milk is served with some kind of ferment or rennet and acidification. To acidify the milk can be used as acid vinegar or lemon , but is now more frequently used bacteria that convert sugars of milk lactic acid. These bacteria, alongside producing enzymes also play an important future role in cheese flavor after aging. In most cheeses are used bacteria such as Lactococcus , Lactobacillus or Streptococcus . Swiss cheeses characterized by the use of bacteria Propionibacter shermani , producing bubbles of carbon dioxide and give the cheese holes, as in the case of the Emmental. Some

curdle fresh cheeses only by acidification, but most are also used rennet. The rennet does take a more consistent compared to the fragile curds coagulated textures simply by acids. It also allows a lower level of acidity. Generally cooler and less aged cheese is obtained from curdled with a greater percentage of acidification, compared to the use of rennet, the more significant in hard cheeses, dried and cured. Processing

curd

mixing and churning of the curd of Emmental cheese, prior to cutting.

At this point, the cheese has acquired a thick, moist texture. Some soft cheeses would be almost ready, a lack of being dried, salted and packaged. In the other cheeses, the curd is cut into small sections to facilitate removal of water from individual pieces of curd.

For hard cheeses, heated to temperatures between 33 º interval C to 55 º C. This will dehydrate faster and also get subtle changes in the final taste of cheese, affecting existing bacteria and chemical structure of milk. In cheeses that are heated to temperatures above thermophilic bacteria are used able to survive them, as Lactobacillus or Streptococcus .

Salt plays different roles in cheese making, apart from providing a salty taste. Can be used to improve the conservation, and to affirm the texture with its interaction with proteins. In some cheese salt applies only to the outside of cheese, but in other cases is directly mixed with the curd.

Depending on the type of cheese is implementing a large number of specific techniques, which give the final characteristics of flavor and texture. We can cite as examples the stretch and immersion in hot water up to the fibrous texture of mozzarella , or the constant churning of the milling, cleaning it with water to lower the acidity level very slowly, applied cheeses like Emmental or Gouda.

Many cheeses acquire their final form until they are pressed into a mold. The harder the cheese, the more pressure was applied. Eliminates moisture-pressure molds allow leakage of water-and makes the curd is affirmed in solid body. Aging

Fresh cheeses and be ready to consume at this point, however, most cheeses they still have a long period of aging and curing to be completely ready. During aging in molds, new microbes are introduced into the cheese, intensifying their flavor. Slowly the casein and fat are converted into a complex internal network of amino , amines and fatty acid .

During the curing process also can be applied to other conservation techniques and modification of taste, as increased by putting salt in salt water, smoking, or even seasoned with spices or wine. A radical case occurs with the casu marzu cheese of Sardinia, whose aging process is carried out with larvae of the cheese fly . It should be noted that this cheese can be eaten with the larvae inside, and now their sale is banned by the Italian health authorities, so consumed illegally. [ 21 ]

Cooking

cooked halloumi cheese.

The cheeses are usually eaten raw, but can also be cooked. Eaten alone or with other ingredients. The fat in cheese is cold temperatures a hard texture, similar to that of butter cold. If cheese is warm temperatures between 26 and 32 º C, the fat melts and the cheese is often said that "sweats." At the time of consumption is preferable is at room temperature, although this depends on the type of cheese in question.

At temperatures above 55 ° C the majority of cheese starts to melt, but the hardest, such as parmesan, need about 82 º C. Some are typical for molten consumed, as Swiss fondue . You can get many others do the same in the presence of acids or starch . Other cheeses turn elastic or viscous when melted, a quality that can be enjoyed in dishes like pizza and Welsh rabbit. Some cheeses melt unevenly so, spreading their fat as they are heated, while a few acid-coagulated cheeses, including halloumi , paneer and ricotta not melt and may even harden when cooked , as the water evaporates therein.

cheese as an ingredient is widely used, especially in Italian cuisine . It is a fundamental ingredient of pizza, as well as lasagne and cannelloni . It is also very common to accompany pasta dishes , either as a condiment, as a filler, or as an ingredient in sauces. It is also commonly found in dishes Mexican cuisine such as quesadillas , the burritos and tacos . Processed cheese is one of the most common seasoning products fast food such as burgers and hotdogs .

can be found on the baking . The clearest example is the cheesecake , but also the cream of mascarpone cheese, used to make many Italian desserts such as tiramisu .

cheese in popular culture

Cheese is main character of fables and proverbs : Fable

  • cheese and the crow (which the fox tricked into opening its beak with which held him praising the sweetness of their song). Grapes and cheese
  • know kiss.
  • Give it to someone with cheese (equivalent to deceive is said that the vintners Manchego cheese offered prior to tasting wine buyers: it looks good any bad wine.)
  • eyeless bread and cheese with them (with its variant).
  • eyes Bread, cheese without eyes, and wine jump to the eyes.
  • with good cheese and good wine, the shorter is the path.
  • When asking too much, give what surrounds the cheese (the rind, worthless). Daily
  • cheese, and a year, a cheese (that is, very little is eaten).
  • not make food with cheese or without cheese (Asturias saying.) [ 22 ]
  • Cheese is healthy, which gives the miser. - (say that eating small amounts of cheese can taste better and without injury to health) -
  • Cheese and fallow in May have been
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The cheese has a significant presence in Asian cooking, or as daily food, or as an ingredient in other dishes. The reason has been studied by cultural anthropology , and is one of the few to which Marvin Harris admits to having genetic causes (genetic dominance lactose intolerance in the adult population, which in turn is scarce in the Indo-European population), but not waiver in turn find a cause ecosocial:

China never accepted dairy products. The Chinese believe that milk secretion is a disgusting and drink a cup is like drinking a glass of saliva. About 90% of Chinese people and non-livestock population in East Asia lack enough lactase to digest unfermented milk in adulthood. But note that the answer to the question of why the Chinese hate milk can not be simply that it is because it gets sick. Had they milk production as a form of food production, the Chinese, like the inhabitants of South Asia, could have easily crossed the inadequacy of lactose, consuming fermented ... The answer is related to the difference between limitations and ecological opportunities for Chinese and Indian habitats and should be in terms of cultural selection, not natural selection ... China to get the needed draft animals, depended on trade with the interior ministers Asia. For this reason, Chinese farmers had no reason to raise cows in their villages. If there are no cows, no milk or kitchen can be based on it ... In China pigs occupy the main scavenger niche ... meat and bacon are to Chinese cuisine what the milk and butter to India . [ 11 ]

However, in China currently consumption is increasing significantly, with 2006 sales double those of 1996 (though still small amounts of thirty million dollars USD year [12 ] ). A traditional Chinese food is tofu , whose manufacture and texture are very similar to cheese, it is in the coagulation of soy milk (made from soybeans and water). The tofu is commonly called "Chinese cheese." In other parts of Asia can be found made from yak milk , or even mare in the Siberian steppe in DATSI ema, the typical dish of Bhutan , based on homemade cheese and chile (peppers) , or in India , which uses a variety called paneer to accompany the curry .

strict followers of the dietary laws of Judaism and Islam can only consume rennet cheeses that come from an animal killed according to the specifications in the Muslim halal, or it can be replaced by vegetable rennet (in the Jewish kosher). Less stringent Many Jews believe that the process which rennet undergoes change its nature to such an extent that it can not violate the laws of kashrut . Anyway, to be considered a primary food can never be consumed by a Jew combined with meat.

Many vegetarians also avoid consumption of cheeses made from animal rennet. For this reason there is a wide variety of cheeses made with rennet derived from the fermentation of the fungus Mucor miehei. The vegan and other vegetarians do not eat real cheese, although there substitutes with only vegetable ingredients, usually made with soy-based products.

Even in cultures with a long tradition of cheese, it's easy to find people who reject it, especially those with a stronger taste and smell like Roquefort . The writer Harold McGee, a specialist in food chemistry says that the cheese flavor acquires as part of a controlled decomposition, and that some of the molecules that cause odor and taste can also occur in rotting food.

cheese types

The vast range of cheeses makes it impossible for a single classification of them. There are many characteristics that define the degree of aging, or cured, the origin of the milk, its texture and its fat content. Below are various types, or characteristic of them.

Appellations


Cheese Appellation of Origin (PDO) of La Mancha.

The vast majority of cheeses are identified with the geographical area from which come. In some countries this can be regulated through appellations of origin, with which they try to protect old time varieties that are produced in a given area against producers in other areas that would like to take the good name they have created originals.

In Spain there are 23 protected cheeses, among which the manchego cheese, one of the great hallmarks of the region of La Mancha next to Quixote of Miguel de Cervantes . There are a variety of brands that sell industrial cheeses that mimic, but can not indicate that it is manchego cheese, whether made in La Mancha.

This geographical indication is provided for the member countries of the European Union , although specific for each of them. It works much like in France, where it is called Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée , whose origins date back to XV century in the first attempt to protect the Roquefort cheese. This cheese was first to get accreditation from the modern French law, which now extends to over 40 different cheeses. Also in Italy the Denominazione di Origine Controllata protects cheeses like the Parmesan (under the brand name Parmigiano-Reggiano ), Greece to feta cheese, or the United Kingdom to stilton and cheddar . [ 13 ]

Types of milk used

gouda cheese, made from cow's milk.

more milk used in cheese making is the whole cow milk, which is mainly due to higher milk production numbers. The cheese made from cow's milk come from fertile areas suitable for the bovine livestock, as the plains of northern Europe , the Alps , the Pyrenees or Cantabrian Mountains. Today the production of these cheeses has spread worldwide, with the use of milk from dairy farms.

Clear examples are cow cheese gouda Dutch, Emmental Swiss cheese or nipple of Galicia , all with texture, flavor and color similar. In general, cow's milk gives the cheese a mild flavor the other types of cheese, although this depends on many factors, making it easy to find cow cheese flavor strong, as Harzer Käse German or Italian gorgonzola.

whole cow's milk is rich in fat, so it is common to use skimmed milk or semi skimmed, in order to reduce the fat content. However, fat is one of the most influential elements in the taste of cheese, and as a rule, use skim milk is synonymous with loss of taste .

In Mediterranean areas where cows are scarce, it is common use of milk from sheep or goat, which gives a point of acidity cheese. The Castilian cheese, Manchego, Roquefort, or the feta is made from sheep's milk. An example of goat cheese with denomination of origin is the majorero cheese, made on the island of Fuerteventura Canary . It is also possible to mix different kinds of milk, as in the case of Cabrales cheese ( Asturias, Spain), which uses a mixture of cow, sheep and goats.

milk is also used for many other mammals, such as buffalo in the original mozzarella (now also used cow's milk), but it is much harder to find, compared with the aforementioned milk.

Fresh Cheese

fresh Mozzarella.

The fresh cheeses are those in which the development is solely to curdle milk and dehydrated. These cheeses do not apply additional conservation techniques, so much less time withstand without expiring. Maintenance could be compared to that of yogurt , it is necessary to keep under refrigeration. The processing done to a lesser extent milk causes mild flavors and textures are inconsistent.

With these features, are used as ingredients for salads, such as cheese Burgos, one of the most consumed in Spain. In Italy, cheese is excellent in salads the mozzarella, prepared by introducing milk curd in hot water, so they are created mass into balls the effect of temperature. In some areas of southern Italy's mozzarella is consumed within hours of their preparation. Mozzarella is also the most commonly used as ingredients in pizzas , however, this will use a variety of more dehydrated, which does not correspond to a fresh cheese.

fresh cheeses are also used in desserts or as an ingredient in sauces. The mascarpone Italian and German quark are examples, with very creamy texture.

cheeses

dry Parmesan cheese.

curing of cheese is the aging thereof, in a process in which dry and apply additional conservation techniques, such as salting or smoking. The time to consider a cheese and cured may vary from one to another, but generally requires a minimum of one and a half or two years.

The curing process makes you get a lot tougher texture and dry, so as to increase the intensity of flavor, very desirable property among cheese lovers. However, many people do not tolerate strong flavors, so it's easy to find cure for different variants of the same cheese, cataloging normally soft, semi and cured.

Examples of cheeses can be the manchego or gouda cheese. However, the gouda is usually exported to a cure approximately half a year, while in South Holland can find old and may extend to two years.

The scarlet-padanno and parmesan also heal, and may exceed three years time. They have an extremely hard texture, which makes their consumption of grated form, as a condiment or filling Italian pastas.

recently has begun marketing in Spain a variety of canned cheese, can be kept several years unopened and not seeing any of their various characteristics. [ 14 ]

cream cheese

camembert cheese.
Donut with cream cheese.

The cheese has a strong natural state, but it is possible to obtain a creamy texture significantly increasing the amount of cream, and therefore fat. These types of cheese are consumed usually accompanied by bread , being common to use them in toast. Certain

French cheeses have a long tradition for its creamy texture. The Camembert , with characteristics similar to brie , is one of the most famous, known for its white bark florida, consumed together with the cheese and adds a touch of bitterness. The appellation of origin of the cheese market forces it to always round, and placed in a wooden box.

A type of cheese is the most modern production cream cheese, commonly philadelphia cheese call. It is a white cream tubs distributed similar to margarine or butter . Is widely consumed in breakfast and desserts , and a variety of U.S. is the main ingredient of some cheesecakes .

In making desserts are often used cream cheese combined with sweet flavors. An example is the cream of mascarpone cheese , widely used in developing tiramisús . The quark also used in many dessert recipes in German or Austrian cuisine.

can also find cheese in texture semicremosa therefore can not be considered solid or cream, such as the Wedding Cake of Extremadura in Spain . This cheese can be eaten raw but it is typical to be cooked a few minutes in the oven, so that is totally or partially liquid. Like Camembert has a rind bloom, together with the cheese consumed by those who like strong or bitter flavors.

green or blue cheese

Roquefort cheese.

These cheeses are distinguished by the presence of mold , which give them their green or blue colors. Maybe it's the variety that most rejection can cause eye, because of the color and strong odor, recalling the decomposition. However, their intense flavor is one of the most appreciated by gourmets cheese.

For the proliferation of mold cheeses must be stored in places with very high humidity, normally around 90%. Great places to do this has traditionally been the caves. Molds that proliferate in the genus cheeses are usually Penicillium , where several of its species are named after the cheese in the found, such as Penicillium camemberti (in the bark of camembert), or the Penicillium roqueforti , Roquefort cheese. A popular belief is completely false that these cheeses can contain worms or larvae .

One of the often called "king of cheese" Roquefort is produced in the French caves of Roquefort-sur- Soulzon as marks its protected designation of origin. Other famous for its cheese Molds are the Cabrales cheese Asturian, Stilton from England , or gorgonzola cheese Italian, who may be in a sweet variety (although slightly spicy), and a much stronger flavor and spicy.

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