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Specifically, Parmiagganio Reggiano<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

So, where do we get started? While you might be familiar with the name (and taste), I don’t think I knew that Parmigiano-Reggiano is produced exclusively in the provinces of Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna to the left of the Reno river, and Mantua to the right of the Po river. And why is this important?\u00a0 Basically, these areas host the farms where the cattle are fed on locally grown forage, compliant with norms of a strict specification that bans the use of silage, fermented feeds, and animal flour.<\/p>\n

So, what about the process to make Parmiagganio Reggiano? The milk from the morning and the previous evening is poured into the traditional upturned bell-shaped copper vats. It takes about 550 liters of milk to produce each wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano. The milk slowly and naturally coagulates with the addition of rennet and a whey starter, rich in starter cultures, from the previous day\u2019s processing. The curd which forms is then broken down by the master cheese-maker into tiny granules using a traditional tool called a spino. This is where fire comes into the picture, in a cooking process that reaches 55 degrees centigrade, after which the cheesy granules sink to the bottom of the cauldron, forming a single mass. After about fifty minutes, the cheese-maker removes the cheese mass, which will give rise to two twin wheels. They then cut the cheese into two parts and wrap in a linen cloth. Finally, the cheese is then placed in a mold, which will give it its final shape.<\/p>\n

Did you know?<\/strong><\/p>\n