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'''[[Template:Indicazione Geografica Protetta |IGP]] Pane casareccio de Genzano''' is a type of [[bread]] obtained using top-quality zero or double zero [[flour]], natural [[yeast]], mineral [[salt]] and water, with no chemical or organic additives. The bread is marketed for consumption in the form of round loaves with distinctive marks on the sides, or long loaves, weighing between 0.5kg and 2.5kg. The area of production comprises the whole territory of the commune of Genzano.

The origin of Genzano "homemade" bread is linked to the typical country tradition of the area of production. Each family made its own [[bread]], which was baked in wood-fired ovens known as soccie. [[Bread]]-baking day was a day of merry-making throughout the area. Genzano bread was already esteemed last century for its special features, including its fragrant flavour and aroma, which it conserves for seven or eight days. Genzano "homemade" [[bread]] is obtained from a [[dough]] of natural [[yeast]] with zero or double-zero [[flour]], water and [[salt]]. By tradition, production is based on what is essentially a three-stage process:

(a) preparation of the [[dough]], using natural [[yeast]] renewed on a daily basis in order to obtain characteristic shapes known as bighe;

(b) rising of the [[dough]], which takes place in wooden containers and requires careful supervision by the baker;

(c) [[baking]], to produce a characteristic [[bread]] with a crust about 3 mm thick and a soft inner part (crumb) containing lots of bubbles.

The characteristics of the product are dependent on environmental conditions and, more directly, on the human factor. The natural environment has favourable effects on the preparation of the [[yeast]], the rising of the [[dough]] and the [[baking]] of the [[bread]]. In addition, bakers use typical local equipment and follow traditional procedures handed down from generation to generation. The product has become established over the years and is now specifically requested by consumers. This is because its geographical provenance provides a guarantee as to its distinctive characteristics.

"Pane casareccio di Genzano" was already very well known in the 19th century, but since the 1940s it has acquired an enormous reputation in Rome, where it is taken at night and sold in the local bakeries the next day. Efforts to make a [[bread]] with the same characteristics have proved unsuccessful, confirming the close link between the product and the water and air of the area where it is made.

'''Reference: [http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/quality/door/registeredName.html?denominationId=513 The European Commission] '''

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