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Raw milk of Leccese ewes from the evening and morning milkings is warmed over a direct fire to about 40 °C and set off the heat with liquid lamb rennet made on the farm. The curd is broken to the size of a small broad bean, pressed by hand into rush baskets and salted dry with coarse salt, one face a day. It ripens 2 months as a fresh cheese or 8–10 months as an aged one.
Amounts from a sourceNo batch size is given; the sheet sets the rennet at 1 spoonful per 10 litres of milk. Fresh wheels weigh about 2 kg, aged ones about 1 kg.
Raw whole milk of Leccese ewes from the evening and morning milkings
Liquid lamb rennet made on the farm1 spoonful per 10 litres of milk
A lamb stomach is filled with ewe milk and about 25 g of coarse sea salt, tied, dried 60–90 days, cut into pieces of about 20 g and dissolved in warm water[pat-sheet][onaf-sheet]
Total time across the recorded steps: 4.1 months – 13 months
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What changes:A milk-filled lamb stomach hangs and dries for 60–90 days
Step 1 of 8
Make the lamb rennet
Time
2–3 months
Reported
Temperature
Not documented
Salt
None given
Acidity
Not documented
The stomach of a slaughtered lamb is filled with ewe milk and salt, tied at both ends and hung to dry. It is then washed, cut into pieces of about 20 g and dissolved in warm water in glass jars. Output: liquid lamb rennet.
Flavour
Not documented
Texture
Not documented
Colour
Not documented
Microbes at work in this step
Not documented for this step.
Method
Measured measured in a studySet fixed by a specification or tested recipeReported one source reports itTypical a general value, not sourced for this fermentUnconfirmed not yet checked against a source
At a glance
Raw milk of Leccese ewes from the evening and morning milkings is warmed over a direct fire to about 40 °C and set off the heat with liquid lamb rennet made on the farm. The curd is broken to the size of a small broad bean, pressed by hand into rush baskets and salted dry with coarse salt, one face a day. It ripens 2 months as a fresh cheese or 8–10 months as an aged one. Made in 8 steps over 4.1 months – 13 months. The longest step, ripen in the coolest room, takes 2–10 months (Regione Puglia).
Made with lamb rennet the shepherds prepare themselves by drying a milk-filled lamb stomach for 60–90 days. Salted with coarse salt one face a day, and pressed by stacking the baskets for 4–5 days.
Rind
Thin and straw-yellow when fresh; thick, hard and hazel-brown when aged
Size
Round, 12–14 cm across; 10–12 cm high when fresh, 5–6 cm when aged
The regional sheet requires milk from disease-free flocks and says milk with a very high bacterial count can be heated to about 72 °C. Wooden and rush tools need careful cleaning; the sheet recommends an HACCP plan.