MOITIÉ-MOITIÉ CHEESE FONDUE WITH BLACK TRUFFLE

MOITIÉ-MOITIÉ CHEESE FONDUE WITH BLACK TRUFFLE

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Servings

4 Persons

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Difficulty

Easy


Ingredients
  • circle icon For the moitié-moitié cheese fondue
  • circle icon400 g freshly grated moitié-moitié cheese (1 part Vacherin and 1 part Gruyère)
  • circle icon1 clove of garlic
  • circle icon Some sparkling wine
  • circle icon1 tablespoon cornstarch (Maizena)
  • circle icon Some freshly grated nutmeg
  • circle icon Some freshly grated long pepper
  • circle icon1 pinch freshly ground pepper
  • circle icon1 pinch salt
  • circle icon Some freshly ground black truffle

Tags

Raclette & Fondue

Preparation

Coarsely grate one part Vacherin and one part Gruyère. Depending on your taste, crush half or a whole clove of garlic and sauté it lightly in the caquelon.

Now add the sparkling wine and the cornstarch (Maizena) and mix well. Then add the cheese and stir until it has melted and flows smoothly from the ladle.

And now we season the fondue: nutmeg, long pepper (which goes wonderfully with truffle), regular pepper, and a bit of salt – mix everything well and taste it with a piece of bread. Adjust the seasoning if needed.

Finally, we grate some black truffle into the fondue and can begin serving.

Moitié-moitié cheese fondue with black truffle – a dream in the caquelon!

A cheese fondue is, of course, always a cheese fondue – at least if you have no expectations. But anyone who wants more than melted cheese from a packet quickly realizes that real moitié-moitié doesn’t just happen on its own. Freshly grated Vacherin and Gruyère are the beginning, and yes: grating is actually worth it. A clove of garlic, a splash of sparkling wine, and a bit of cornstarch keep the whole thing from turning into a lumpy cheese disaster. And the best, as we all know, comes last: freshly ground black truffle …

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Moitié-moitié cheese fondue with black truffle – a dream in the caquelon!

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