Pecorino
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Oct 22, 2026
The Accused with Sarah Marshall
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22:03Sarah MarshallGUEST
Yeah.
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22:04Sarah MarshallGUEST
I think I'm going to go full Pecorino now.
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22:06Sarah MarshallGUEST
I want independent cheese.
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22:09Sarah MarshallGUEST
Independent cheese only.
#41 | 7 Quotes That Rewired My Brain
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10:29PortiaHOST
It was, they use three different cheeses.
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10:31PortiaHOST
The guy was telling me they use Pecorino, Parmesan and tasty cheese.
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10:37PortiaHOST
And then like really nice leg ham with yummy tomatoes.
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10:41PortiaHOST
I don't know.
Episode: REDUX: The mystery of White Truffles, the Season is here!
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32:57John CoyleHOST
from,
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32:58FrancescaGUEST
Passerina, Pecorino, and Umbria.
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33:02FrancescaGUEST
That is the Appennini Mountains, and that is where all the edible truffles are growing right now.
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33:08FrancescaGUEST
And in Alba, now the production is really less because everything is changing in the soil for the wineries.
Biggest Food Trend of 2026? Nostalgia
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10:08Mary BergHOST
Really tasty.
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10:09Mary BergHOST
If you had Pecorino, that would be beautiful as well.
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10:11Mary BergHOST
It would get a little funkier.
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10:13Mary BergHOST
You know what I mean?
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10:14StevenPANELIST
[laughs]
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10:15Mary BergHOST
You know, Pecorino's, like, the funky cousin.
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10:17StevenPANELIST
[laughs]
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10:18Mary BergHOST
It's very good.
Paris Market Shopping with David Lebovitz & Romain
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11:04David LebovitzHOST
People say French people only like French food and, uh, chauvinist, but [French]
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11:10RomainGUEST
Pecorino.
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11:10David LebovitzHOST
[French]
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11:10RomainGUEST
[French]
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11:17RomainGUEST
[French]
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11:19David LebovitzHOST
Okay, the brie de Meaux, so we had to add the French cheese.
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11:22David LebovitzHOST
But Pecorino's a delicious cheese.
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11:24David LebovitzHOST
Um, it has sort of a tang, and I love it.
Calum Nicholas on Pitstop!
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23:53Calum NicholasGUEST
Just the egg yolks.
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23:54Calum NicholasGUEST
Do you know what I mean? The Pecorino, all them tings.
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23:56Calum NicholasGUEST
Guan- yeah, guanciale.
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23:57FabHOST
Do you think you're eating a lot better now that you're not traveling all the time?
836: Italian Two Ways with Chefs Joshua McFadden and Christian Petroni
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3:30Joshua McFaddenGUEST
Mm-hmm.
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3:30Francis LamHOST
And it's basically tomatoes, onions, guanciale, and Pecorino.
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3:34Francis LamHOST
But-
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3:34Joshua McFaddenGUEST
And sometimes not always onions.
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3:46Joshua McFaddenGUEST
Right
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3:46Francis LamHOST
...
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3:46Francis LamHOST
Parmesan instead of Pe- Pecorino.
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3:48Joshua McFaddenGUEST
Right, right.
Tagliere Misto: The Art of the Italian Charcuterie Board | Cucina Vera 101 Season 1
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9:41AlessandroHOST
Uh, for the cheese you can have, uh, hard, semi-hard, uh, blue cheese, soft cheese.
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9:46AlessandroHOST
So for the hard, you can always think of maybe a Parmigiano-Reggiano, a Grana Padano, a Pecorino cheese.
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9:52AlessandroHOST
Or if you want a semi-hard, uh, semi-hard you can s- go for a Piave, a Fontina, a Caciotta cheese.
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10:00AlessandroHOST
Or if you want a blue, of course Gorgonzola Piccante, Gorgonzola Dolce, a Roquefort, or even a, a, a soft cheese.
5 MINS LATER
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15:36AlessandroHOST
Of course.
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15:37Daniel LucasHOST
Definitely.
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15:37Daniel LucasHOST
A popular cheese include Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pecorino, Gorgonzola, Taleggio, and fresh mozzarella.
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15:48Daniel LucasHOST
Italian cured meats like known as salami, a category that includes whole muscle cuts and sausages.
"No scales, no stress": Amber Guinness on cooking by instinct
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22:50Amber GuinnessGUEST
So I felt very lucky.
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22:51Amber GuinnessGUEST
And he blanches the cavolo nero, then refreshes it in very cold water so it retains that vivid green color, and then whizzes it up with a tiny bit of garlic, hardly any garlic at all, Pecorino, and walnuts.
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23:03Isobel GilesHOST
Oh.
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23:03Amber GuinnessGUEST
And it's just so good.
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3:35John RossantGUEST
She's in Rome.
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3:36John RossantGUEST
And it involved just, you take, like, two or three yellow peppers, and you kind of melt them down with a little olive oil and throw in some, um, big brown pasta, and then you put on grated Pecorino.
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3:50John RossantGUEST
And it's, oh, you a- add a little saffron.
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3:52John RossantGUEST
That's the little secret ingredient.
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