Instructional: How to do Raclette the Swiss Way.
(or at least how I think you do it... we have yet to do it with anyone Swiss. hehe)
1. Fire up the Raclette. Let it get nice and HOT, HOT, HOT!
2. Gather the ingredients.
Raclette Cheese. Small boiled potatoes.
Grilling meats. Little gerkins and pickled onions. Raclette seasoning.
(or at least how I think you do it... we have yet to do it with anyone Swiss. hehe)
1. Fire up the Raclette. Let it get nice and HOT, HOT, HOT!
2. Gather the ingredients.
Raclette Cheese. Small boiled potatoes.
Grilling meats. Little gerkins and pickled onions. Raclette seasoning.
3. Start grilling and put the Käse under the burner to start it a melting. Yummmmm... I actually put the raclette seasoning on before it goes under the heat, but you can do it when it comes out as well. Or both!
4. When the cheese is nice and bubbling, take it out and pour the cheese over the boiled potatoes or whatever else would be improved by a heap of CHEESE.
5. Rinse and repeat.
Ok, don't rinse, but repeat until all the ingredients are gone
or until you are too full to move anymore! :)
Enjoy! Have a great weekend!
9 comments:
Wow...I never seen this before. It looks so delicious.
Is that meat your eating with the raclette? And bell peppers?
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
You're not yet a purist ;)
...And you didn't mention the pepper, paprika and nutmeg, the essential raclette spices.
Oh gosh, me love cheeeeeese....
And we're off to a Cheese Fest tomorrow! Yay!!!
For those of us who are back in the US and still want to enjoy a raclette dinner go to: www.RacletteCorner.com. They have lots of info, recipes, raclette cheese, and raclette grills.
Mmmmm yummy! Raclette is a tradition here for NYE dinner- Is it the same in Switzerland?
I'll have to start looking for one for this year...so simple and soooo good!
Also, you traditionally drink white wine (cold of course) and tea (hot) with it!
If only I could find good cheap cheese in Canada... if only...
hmm...now you make me want to get that raclette thing
If you have a sur la table in your neiborhood (in the US) they sell them! I love raclette!
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