| Burrata Di Andria |
 Italian cheese Burrata has recent origins dating back to the 1920s. For 30 years the Burrata cheese recipe was kept secret and only those people living in the area of Andria, in the Italian province of Puglia, knew how to masterfully create this delicacy. Later, cheesemakers from other regions finally had access to the Burrata recipe and began producing this delicious pasta filata cheese. Only by the end of the century did Burrata cross the ocean and land in the U.S., allowing Americans to enjoy the rich flavor of this special fresh cheese. What is Burrata cheese? A relative of mozzarella, the outer layer of Burrata is made with the same method as the classic cheese. A shell of stretched cow's milk curd is stuffed with stracciatella, shreds of toothsome filaments of cheese mixed with rich cream. While mild and milky in flavor, Italian Burrata is a sensual, textural experience and, despite its young history, has already become an Italian classic. Although many chefs use to serve Burrata with many seasonal ingredients, you can enjoy the goodness of this simple dairy product just seasoning it with good Italian extra virgin olive oil, sea salt, and black pepper. Buy Burrata cheese on Sensibus.com! Burrata: Organoleptic Properties Aspect and texture: external bag of white supple paste, creamy and rich inside. Taste: fresh, milky with traces of cream and slightly acidic milk. How to Serve Burrata Fresh Burrata pairs beautifully with ripe figs, heirloom tomatoes, and crisp fresh or lightly blanched vegetables. Try it on pizzas or in panini. Burrata Cheese Parings Wine: light bodied dry white wines. Beer: high fermentation wheat beers (like a Weiss beer). Jam: cherry jam, lemon marmelade. Burrata Recipes and more Burrata Cheese and Prawns, a delicious Burrata recipe appetizer Warm Cream of Peas with Mint and Burrata Burrata Cheese, Figs and Cured Ham How to Use Burrata Cheese: Recipe Ideas and Parings Discovering Puglia: Burrata Cheese and the Itria Valley Discover more fresh cheeses to buy on Sensibus! Price: 15.99 |