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My recipe
Fougasse tartiflette
Introduction
Tartiflette is a traditional gratin from Savoie region in France, which is made of the famous Reblochon cheese, potatoes, lard and cream.

DOUGH
- 125 ml tepid water
- 100 ml tepid milk
- 20 g fresh yeast
- 500 g flour
- 4 tbsp vegetable oil (olive)
- 10 g melted butter
- 1-2 tsp salt
- 1-2 tsp sugar (optional)
TARTIFLETTE FILLING
- 300 g potatoes boiled with the skin
- 50 g smoked bacon
- 1/2 medium-sized onion, sliced
- 2 tbsp creme-fraiche (sour-cream)
- 150 g Reblochon Fermier cheese, sliced
- 1/2 tbsp vegetable oil
- Dissolve the yeast and sugar in the tepid water and leave for 10 min
- Add in the tepid milk with the melted butter
- Gradually adding the flour make a smooth dough. Add the olive oil and salt at the end
- Thoroughly knead the dough until it doesn’t stick to your fingers
- Shape into a ball, transfer into a greased bowl and cover with the cling film. Leave to rise in a warm place for 40 min
- In a pan heat 1 tbsp of oil and fry the onion until nice and golden. Add in the bacon, fry for 1-2 min, remove from he heat ad cool down
- Roll out the dough into a rectangle 0,7 in thick
- Slice the potatoes very thinly
- Arrange the potato slices on 1 half of the rectangle, leaving 1in from the edges. Season with salt and pepper
- Layer the potatoes with the half of the onion and bacon mixture, top it with another layer of potatoes and again cover with the onion and bacon
- Sprinkle with the creme-fraiche and scatter the cheese
- Cover the filling with the empty part of the dough and seal tightly
- Make several slashes using a sharp knife
- Brush the fougasse with the vegetable oil and transfer to a baking tray covered with the parchment paper. Allow to rest for 10 min
- Bake for 25 min at 22C
- Cool down on a wired rack and cut into portions
Thoughts and Ideas
Its not easy to find Reblochon here, so I took Brie instead. I added a bit of milk into the creme-fraiche. Also I added some herbs into the filling. This fougasse is really delicious with a gooey filling and a crunchy crust.
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