asiago or parmesan
hey pecorino cheese is actually cheese from goats/sheep, i think. hey pecorino cheese is actually cheese from goats/sheep, i think.
Pecorino is a hard Italian cheese made from ewe's milk.
Pecorino cheese is an Italian cheese that is traditionally made from sheep's milk. It is produced primarily in central Italy, particularly in regions like Tuscany, Sardinia, and Lazio.
Unfortunately, not usually. You have to ask because more than 90 percent of the time Pecorino is made with calf rennet. Don't trust the label unless it says explicitly Pecorino con caglio vegetale.according to a cheese manufacturer (Pinzani's pecorinos) website this is what they say about pecorino...warm milk is made to coagulate by the addition of an enzyme, the rennet (animal rennet or vegetable rennet )they make a vegetarian version called Pecorino con caglio vegetaleso the quick answer is yes and no! if in doubt ask the restuarant or shop
You can substitute ricotta cheese for cottage cheese. I don't think it would work with cream cheese.
(peh-koh-REE-noh) From the word pecora which means ewe in Italian, cheeses made from sheep's milk in Italy are called pecorino. Although the majority of pecorino is made in southern Italy, especially Sardinia, the best known pecorino is Pecorino Romano. Genuine Romano is only produced in the province of Rome from November to June. Although a little sharper than Parmesan, it is often substituted when used in cooking.It has an intensely strong sheepy quality to it. Look for the sheep's head logo with Pecorino Romano embossed on the rind to make sure you are getting the real stuff.
Usually a hard cheese. You probably mean parmesan (parmigiano-reggiano) but you can also grate pecorino romano, grana padano, etc...
No. Plain yogurt is a good substitute for sour cream. A substitute for ricotta cheese is cottage cheese that has been drained of excess water (use cheese cloth or seive).
Lancashire Cheese
A good substitute is Caerphilly Cheese from Wales which is a pale crumbly cheese made from cow's milk. It has a similar texture and taste to Lancashire Cheese.
pecorino comes mainly from Italy.
Sure.