cabrales cheese

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Cabrales cheese is a strong, blue-veined artisanal cheese made from cow’s, goat’s, and/or sheep’s milk and traditionally matured in natural caves in the Asturias region of northern Spain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artisanal cheese
blue cheese
agingEnvironment natural limestone caves
agingMethod cave-aged
agingRegion Picos de Europa NERFINISHED
aroma intense
category blue-veined cheese
coagulant animal rennet
coagulation enzymatic coagulation
color pale yellow
countryOfOrigin Spain
curdTreatment uncooked curd
fatContent high fat
flavorProfile pungent
salty
spicy
strong
legalNameInSpanish Queso de Cabrales NERFINISHED
madeFromMilkOf cow
goat
sheep
maturationHumidity high humidity
maturationTemperature low temperature
milkType raw milk
moldGenus Penicillium NERFINISHED
pairing Asturian cider
red wine
sweet dessert wine
PDOGrantedBy European Union NERFINISHED
PDOName Queso de Cabrales NERFINISHED
PDOYear 1996
placeOfOrigin Cabrales NERFINISHED
productionMethod handcrafted
protectedStatus PDO
regionOfOrigin Asturias NERFINISHED
regulatedBy Consejo Regulador de la Denominación de Origen Protegida Cabrales NERFINISHED
rind natural rind
servingSuggestion eaten with bread
served at room temperature
used in sauces
shape cylindrical
texture creamy
semi-soft
traditionalProductionArea municipality of Cabrales
part of Peñamellera Alta
typicalAgingTime 2 to 5 months
typicalWeight 2 to 5 kilograms
veining blue-green veins

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Asturias traditionalFood cabrales cheese