Gnocchi stuffed with cheese and speck 500g
The potato dough embraces a delicious but delicate filling of cheese and speck. Cooking time: 2/3 minutes from boiling. Dough ingredients (80%):...
More than 100 years have passed since, at the end of the 1800s, his great-grandfather Luigi started the activity of cheese seasoner in Borgofranco d'Ivrea, in a particular building called Balmetto. It is a cellar built close to the mountain, from which wet and cold drafts called "hours" come out, ideal for the seasoning of cheese and the aging of wines.
It was in 1933 that his great-grandfather Egidio Torreano founded the companyEgidio Torreano E Figli, while the birth of the Fontegidia brand dates back to 1956, a fontal with unique characteristics.
Today the rooms used have become large maturing cells, very similar, in temperature and humidity, to those of the "balmetti" and where, annually, thousands of forms of cheese are treated.
The fundamental elements of cheese maturation, according to the company philosophy, are 4:
All you have to do is taste!
Semi-hard pressed cheese, straw-colored, produced with pasteurized cow's milk. Sweet taste.The seasoning is at least 70 days and is carried out on...
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Between mule tracks and mountain landscapes, you can reach Torre Daniele,a small hamlet of Settimo Vittone, a Canavesano village, nearthe...
Between mule tracks and mountain landscapes, you can reach Torre Daniele,a small hamlet of Settimo Vittone, a Canavesano village, nearthe...
Some ideas to taste fondue:- potato dumplings with Speckanavese and Fontegidia fondue;- polenta croutons with mushrooms and Fontegidia fondue;-...
Some ideas to taste the Fondue:- potato gnocchi with Speckanavese and fondue of Fontegidia;- polenta croutons with mushrooms and Fontegidia...