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Dutch cheese fondue with bread and vegetables
A tasty Dutch recipe. The meat / fish main course contains the following ingredients: Doubter 50 cheese, garlic, uncut French beans, scraped carrots, fresh baguette and dried nutmeg.
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Ingredients
Directions
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Grate the 2 types of cheese. Heat the butter in a thick-bottomed pan.
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Add the flour, stir smooth with a whisk and cook over low heat in a few minutes (roux).
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Add the white wine and bring to the boil while stirring.
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When the white wine sauce is tied, add all grated cheese and press the garlic above it. Let the cheese melt over low heat. Stir frequently.
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Meanwhile cut the bottom of the sprouts and remove the outer leaves if necessary.
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Remove the tip of the string beans and cut the beans into pieces. Boil the sprouts in 8 min. And cut the beans in 5 min. Until al dente.
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In the meantime, clean the radishes. Extend the stalks and seeds of the peppers and cut into strips.
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Put the sprouts, string beans and carrots in containers. Put the bread in a bowl.
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Add the nutmeg to the cheese fondue. Place the caquelon on the hotplate and pour the cheese fondue into it. Serve with the vegetables and bread.
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Nutrition
875Calories
Sodium0% DV1.270mg
Fat80% DV52g
Protein86% DV43g
Carbs14% DV42g
Fiber36% DV9g
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