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Savoyard Crozets Gratin with Cheese is a delightful French dish that encapsulates comfort in every bite. This recipe combines the nutty flavor of crozets and the rich creaminess of Beaufort cheese, making it an indulgent treat any time of the year. I stumbled upon this recipe during a chilly evening in the French Alps, where the warmth of the oven and the aroma of melting cheese created a cozy atmosphere. It’s perfect for a family dinner, a holiday feast, or a gathering with friends. The layers of flavor and texture make it special — crispy on top and creamy underneath, it’s a true culinary hug!

Why you’ll love this dish

Making Savoyard Crozets Gratin with Cheese is not just about feeding your family; it’s about bringing people together around the table. This dish is quick to prepare, budget-friendly, and a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. The rich, cheesy layers are perfect for weeknight dinners or festive occasions. Plus, with its hearty ingredients, it serves as a comforting meal that warms both the body and soul.

“This is one of the best comfort foods I’ve ever made. The kids couldn’t get enough of it!” – A satisfied home cook

Preparing Savoyard Crozets Gratin with Cheese

Making this gratin is straightforward and rewarding! You’ll first cook the crozets until they’re al dente and then combine them with the cheese and cream mixture. It’s all about that gooey cheese, and trust me, it gets even better once baked to perfection!

What you’ll need

To create this delectable dish, be sure to gather the following ingredients:

  • 800 grams Crozets de Savoie (you can choose plain or buckwheat for added flavor)
  • 600 grams grated Beaufort cheese (a staple in Savoyard recipes)
  • 700 grams whole crème fraîche
  • 400 grams whole milk (for that creamy consistency)

You can consider using other semi-hard cheeses if Beaufort isn’t available. Gruyère or Comté are excellent substitutes that still honor the dish’s essence.

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