Rocamadour cheese

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Rocamadour cheese is a small, soft, creamy goat’s milk cheese from France’s Lot region, prized for its delicate flavor and traditional production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French cheese
goat’s milk cheese
agingTime at least 6 days
often 10–15 days
AOCStatusGranted 1996
AOPStatusGranted 1999
aroma goaty
lactic
coagulationTime slow
color ivory
white
countryOfOrigin France
curdType lactic curd
EUProtectionScheme Protected Designation of Origin NERFINISHED
fatContent high
flavorProfile delicate
mild
slightly nutty
hasCertification AOC
AOP NERFINISHED
madeFromMilkOf goat
maturationEffect flavor becomes stronger with age
texture becomes creamier under rind
milkTreatment can also be made from thermized milk
raw goat’s milk
namedAfter Rocamadour NERFINISHED
pairing dry white wine
honey
light red wine
walnuts
productionArea Causses du Quercy NERFINISHED
productionMethod traditional
protectedDesignation Rocamadour NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Lot NERFINISHED
Occitanie NERFINISHED
rindType natural rind
servingSuggestion often eaten at end of meal
often eaten with bread
servingTemperature room temperature
surfaceMold can develop thin white mold with age
texture creamy
soft
typicalDiameter about 4 cm
typicalShape small disc
typicalUse eaten warm on toast
served on cheese board
used in salads
typicalWeight about 35 g

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Quercy knownFor Rocamadour cheese