DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Gratin de Crozets au Beaufort
Also known as: Beaufort Crozet Gratin
The Beaufort producers’ selected crozets au Beaufort layers cooked pasta and grated cheese, adds broth and browned butter, and bakes the dish beneath its remaining Beaufort topping.
About Gratin de Crozets au Beaufort
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The Beaufort producers’ selected baked crozets layer small prepared pasta with grated Beaufort. Broth and browned butter moisten this version before a final cheese layer goes into the oven.
The crozets first cook in boiling salted water. Half of the cooked pasta forms the first layer in the baking dish.
Half of the grated Beaufort covers that layer, followed by the remaining crozets. Separately, the butter is heated until it takes on a hazelnut-brown colour.
The browned butter and broth are poured over the pasta. The remaining Beaufort covers the top before the dish bakes in a hot oven.
This producer version gives Beaufort a place both within the layered pasta and on its surface. The recipe offers optional lardons as a further addition alongside its butter-and-broth base.
Ingredients in Gratin de Crozets au Beaufort
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- Crozets pastabase
- Beaufort cheeseprotein
- Creamsauce
- Buttercooking medium
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
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