I'm not really sure how to describe this meal without using superlatives. In short, it was amaaaaaazing.
Jonathan bought a french camembert which had been aged in a thin wooden box. (If you can't find this kind of cheese you could put a camembert in a ramekin for baking).
First he peeled three garlic cloves & dipped them in boiling water to take the acidity out of them. These were then cut in halves and pushed into the cheese. Next he covered it with sage & rosemary and poured over a generous serve of red wine so the cheese was well soaked. He then put it in the oven in a baking dish and baked it on a moderate heat until the top caramelised.
First he peeled three garlic cloves & dipped them in boiling water to take the acidity out of them. These were then cut in halves and pushed into the cheese. Next he covered it with sage & rosemary and poured over a generous serve of red wine so the cheese was well soaked. He then put it in the oven in a baking dish and baked it on a moderate heat until the top caramelised.
Jonathan then served the cheese as a fondue into which we dipped crumbed fried mushrooms, roasted brocolini, beetroot & radish. Lemone wedges squeezed over the mushrooms helped to cut through the richness of the cheese.
Out. Of. This. World.
Out. Of. This. World.
1 comment:
Sounds awesome. I'm thinking of stealing the idea, but trying it with goats camembert (dairy free option)... Hope you are good xx
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