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'''Region''':  Piemonte
 
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'''Raw material''':  [[Goats' milk]] or a mix of [[Cows|cows]]' and [[Goats|goats]]' [[Milk|milk]], [[Rennet|rennet]], [[Salt|salt]].
 
'''Raw material''':  [[Goats' milk]] or a mix of [[Cows|cows]]' and [[Goats|goats]]' [[Milk|milk]], [[Rennet|rennet]], [[Salt|salt]].
  
'''Characteristics''':  The weight of each form is 50-100 g. The rind is noneexistent if the tomino is fresh, thin and hard if seasoned, with a reddish colour. Paste is elegant, soft and moist, chalk white. The taste is delicate and [[Lactic|lactic]] for the fresh tominos; more intense and goaty in the aged forms.  
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'''Characteristics''':  The weight of each form is 50-100 g. The rind is nonexistent if the tomino is fresh, thin and hard if seasoned, with a reddish colour. Paste is elegant, soft and moist, chalk white. The taste is delicate and [[Lactic|lactic]] for the fresh tominos; more intense and goaty in the aged forms.  
  
 
'''Area of production''':  The slopes of Pinerolese, in the Province of Torino, particularly Talucco (district of Pinerolo) and St. Pietro Val Lemina.
 
'''Area of production''':  The slopes of Pinerolese, in the Province of Torino, particularly Talucco (district of Pinerolo) and St. Pietro Val Lemina.
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'''Techniques of production''':  [[Whole milk]] is heated to 90°C, and then cooled to 30-40°C. Liquid [[Rennet|rennet]] is added in a measure of 10 ml per 100 [[Litres|litres]] of [[Milk|milk]]. After a rest of 10-15 minutes, the break-up of the [[Curd|curd]] is made with the [[Skimmer|skimmer]]. Then, there is another brief rest of 5-10 minutes and the curd is moved to the moulds. The tomino is then turned and [[Salted|salted]]. The product so gotten is consumed within one or two days. A typology of seasoned Tomino di Talucco also exists. The forms, removed by the moulds, are settled on [[Rye|rye]] straw and subsequently salted. The brief ageing lasts one or two weeks, during which [[Cheeses|cheeses]] are turned often. Sometimes at the end of seasoning [[Pepper|pepper]] or the serpillo [[Thyme|thyme]] (typical thyme growing in this region, flavour like[[Lemon|lemon]]) is added.
 
'''Techniques of production''':  [[Whole milk]] is heated to 90°C, and then cooled to 30-40°C. Liquid [[Rennet|rennet]] is added in a measure of 10 ml per 100 [[Litres|litres]] of [[Milk|milk]]. After a rest of 10-15 minutes, the break-up of the [[Curd|curd]] is made with the [[Skimmer|skimmer]]. Then, there is another brief rest of 5-10 minutes and the curd is moved to the moulds. The tomino is then turned and [[Salted|salted]]. The product so gotten is consumed within one or two days. A typology of seasoned Tomino di Talucco also exists. The forms, removed by the moulds, are settled on [[Rye|rye]] straw and subsequently salted. The brief ageing lasts one or two weeks, during which [[Cheeses|cheeses]] are turned often. Sometimes at the end of seasoning [[Pepper|pepper]] or the serpillo [[Thyme|thyme]] (typical thyme growing in this region, flavour like[[Lemon|lemon]]) is added.
  
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Tomino del Talucco cheese

Region: Piemonte

Milk: Goat, mixed

Definition: Cheese fresh or aged.

Raw material: Goats' milk or a mix of cows' and goats' milk, rennet, salt.

Characteristics: The weight of each form is 50-100 g. The rind is nonexistent if the tomino is fresh, thin and hard if seasoned, with a reddish colour. Paste is elegant, soft and moist, chalk white. The taste is delicate and lactic for the fresh tominos; more intense and goaty in the aged forms.

Area of production: The slopes of Pinerolese, in the Province of Torino, particularly Talucco (district of Pinerolo) and St. Pietro Val Lemina.

History: Tomino means "little cheese" in local dialect language, while Talucco is the name of the commune where it is most produced.

Trading of the product: The Tomino of Talucco is available near the best cheese affineurs and cheesemongers in Torino, or is directly commercialised by the producers. Normally the producers are both shepherds and cheesemakers.

Techniques of production: Whole milk is heated to 90°C, and then cooled to 30-40°C. Liquid rennet is added in a measure of 10 ml per 100 litres of milk. After a rest of 10-15 minutes, the break-up of the curd is made with the skimmer. Then, there is another brief rest of 5-10 minutes and the curd is moved to the moulds. The tomino is then turned and salted. The product so gotten is consumed within one or two days. A typology of seasoned Tomino di Talucco also exists. The forms, removed by the moulds, are settled on rye straw and subsequently salted. The brief ageing lasts one or two weeks, during which cheeses are turned often. Sometimes at the end of seasoning pepper or the serpillo thyme (typical thyme growing in this region, flavour likelemon) is added.

Reference: Alpinet Gheep

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