A
Flemish dish that comes from the Aisne region in the north of France. This
French appetizer unveils all the character of this cheese made on the local farms.
Maroilles cheese is enhanced when accompanied by the Belgian beer Chimay
Ingredients
(for 6 people)
1 maroilles,
400 g
1 shortcrust
pastry (pâte brisée)
4 eggs
20cl
thick creme fraiche
5cl
dark beer
2
spoonfuls of cornstarch
1 nutmeg
a morsel of
butter
salt and pepper
Procedure
Peel
the cheese crust off and cut it in fine slices.
Spread the
pastry over a pie pan and prick it with a fork.
In a bowl, beat
the eggs. Season with salt and pepper, rasp a bit of nutmeg,
and add the creme fraiche.
Add the
cornstarch and the dark beer and beat it vigorously.
Pour the mixture
over the pastry. Spread the slices of maroilles over the surface of the
flamiche.
Bring
to the oven for 30 minutes at 200°C, until the surface has a nice
golden color.