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Nostrano semigrasso is a part-skimmed, semi-cooked cow cheese made only on Lombard alpine pastures in summer. Milk is warmed to 37–38 °C with lactic cultures and powdered calf rennet, the curd is broken to rice-grain size while it is heated to 46 °C, and the wheels are pressed and brined. The sheets give 10–16 months of ripening.
Total time across the recorded steps: 10 months – 16 months
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What changes:Cream rises off the evening milk, which is then mixed with whole morning milk
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Skim the evening milk
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The evening milk is skimmed by creaming and mixed with the whole morning milk.
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At a glance
Nostrano semigrasso is a part-skimmed, semi-cooked cow cheese made only on Lombard alpine pastures in summer. Milk is warmed to 37–38 °C with lactic cultures and powdered calf rennet, the curd is broken to rice-grain size while it is heated to 46 °C, and the wheels are pressed and brined. The sheets give 10–16 months of ripening. Made in 6 steps over 10 months – 16 months. The longest step, ripen, takes 10–16 months (Regione Lombardia).
The part-skimmed counterpart of Nostrano grasso. It is made only on summer pastures, with rice-size curd semi-cooked hotter, at 46 °C, and a much longer ripening, 10–16 months.
The regional sheet says the name was made up by the dairy to tell it apart from the other nostrani on the market; it is also known as Nostrano Val Sabbia.