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the melting pleasure of the soil Fondue Côte-d'Orienne The emblematic recipe that's melting the Côte-d'Or

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Serves 6

Fondue

  • Brillat-Savarin 400g
  • Epoisses 150g
  • Cream 100ml
  • Garlic 1 clove
  • Freshly ground pepper

To accompany

  • Previous day’s bread
  • Ham with parsley
  • Choice of cold meats
  • Radishes

How do you go about it?

1Fondue
  • Cut the Brillat-Savarin in half and the Époisses in slices. Peel and chop the garlic clove. Heat the cream in a heavy-bottomed saucepan, then add the Brillat-Savarin and Époisses. Simmer gently for 25 to 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
    Add the garlic and pepper when the fondue is nicely coated.

2Support
  • Prepare the radishes. Cut large cubes from different types of bread. Present the charcuterie and parsley ham in a separate dish.
3Tasting
  • Pierce pieces of bread. Dip them in the hot fondue in the centre of the table.
Chef Bruno Blancho's tip (Groupe Seb Culinary Workshop)

You can accompany the dish with a small green salad for a lighter touch.

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