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6–8
Easy
15 min
By Anne Willan
Published 1987
In southern Burgundy and the Lyonnais, even modest restaurants offer the choice of either a tray of aged cheeses or of fresh cheese which comes with sugar or chopped garlic and herbs for flavouring. This version keeps well and is good served with boiled potatoes, toast or french bread.
If the cheese is very stiff, work it through a sieve. Beat in enough crème fraîche or cream to make a soft spread and then beat in the wine, oil, garlic, parsley and chives with salt and pepper to taste. The cheese can be kept for up to a week in the refrigerator but serve claqueret at room temperature.