Burrata Feuille

The Burrata sheet is a stringy cheese made from "buffalo" cow's milk. This cheese is native to the region of Apulia and Campania in Italy.

The burrata is made with a stringy paste, closed on its upper part, and modeled and shaped by hand to obtain a typical round shape. Filtered, warmed to 35 degrees, the milk coagulates and turns into curd. Then, the dry paste is torn and mixed with the curd to give an extremely creamy preparation.

Then the upper part is tied by hand. The burratas are immersed for a few minutes in brine for salting and spent in fresh water for about 20-30 minutes until they are firmer.

The best season to taste the cheese is spring.

Texture: creamy                                                         

Flavor: strong lactic flavor

Taste: blanced, salty and slightly spicy with a very creamy and fatty paste.