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4
Easy
1 hr
By Jane Grigson
Published 1987
In the Val de Saire between Barfleur and St Pierre Eglise they grow fine vegetables, especially cauliflowers. They may simply be served with cream poured over them and a sprinkling of cheese, or with a Sauce Normande, but they also make a good soufflé. In France generally, soufflés are cooked in white porcelain dishes with a fluted outer surface. Nowadays, I cook soufflés in large oval pans or dishes, because you get more golden-brown crust and a quicker r