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Who doesn’t love a cheese toastie? Properly decadent!
材料 For
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パン・ド・カンパーニュ4 slices
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250 g
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2 tsbp
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作り方
1
Grate the Beaufort and cut the Munster in small chunks. Season with freshly ground black pepper. Add the crème fraîche to make an easily spreadable paste (it also brings additional creaminess!).
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2
Toast the bread. Spread some butter on the 4 external sides of the bread slices. Cut two pieces of parchment paper (one per toastie) and lay 2 bread slices on each, butter side down. Spread chutney on one side, mustard on the other.
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3
Spread half of the mixed cheese paste on one side of each toastie, then close the sandwich.
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4
Fold the parchment paper by rolling up the sides, so the cheese won’t escape when melting. Repeat for the other toastie.
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5
In a pan, put the two toasties and bring to low to medium heat (3/9 on induction). Cook each side for about 5 minutes or until each side has a very nice golden brown colour and the cheese is melted properly.
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6
Unfold and eat straight away!
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とのペアリング
Beaufort and Munster work wonders, but you could make your toastie with any French cheese: blue cheese such as Bleu d’Auvergne or Fourme d’Ambert are a great addition.