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The term Bruss leads us to
Brousse, which is a fresh cheese, made of sheep’s milk. It also comes from
the French verb brousser, which means to mix, stir or agitate. This cheese
is made from a mixture of pieces of cheese or even from various cheeses
(there are also varieties based only on ricotta) stirred with milk, creamy
cheese or
ricotta, reduced to a cream and left to age. To stabilize and flavor the
mixture, grappa or some times white wine is used. Bruss is a cheese for
people who love strong and decisive flavors. The area of production is
Piemonte and it is also possible to find various types in the nearby
regions, one of which is Bruzzu di Triora, from Liguria, which is based on
ricotta.
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