Lou Rocaillou
The Lou Rocaillou is a cousin of the famous Pérail. It can be enjoyed fresh or little matured. It was first a cheese produced on every single farm for a personal consumption on all major limestone plateau and on the Millau region. The curd cheese rennet, molded and then cut, gives a smooth and creamy cheese. The dough is smooth, thin, soft and slightly creamy, homogeneous, and rind is slightly white moulded. Matured for 2 weeks, the Lou Rocaillou can be kept to develop taste and flavours. Still made from raw ewe's milk.
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Area
Midi-Pyrénées |
Season
Spring - Summer - Fall |
Maturing
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Pate
Uncooked, unpressed soft cheese with a white mould |
Milk
Ewe |
Pieces
Weight
80 g (2,8 Ozs)
Pairing cheese and wine
Rosé wine - Bandol -
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