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Soufflé Suissesse:
1/4 lb plus 2 tbsp butter
1/2 cup flour
3 cups milk
5 egg yolks
6 egg whites
4 cups cream
2 cups gruyere cheese
Salt and white pepper to taste

I’m super curious if these old French recipes are still good in this day and age today we’re making sule sus and this was one of the most popular dishes served at the famous French restaurant in London called leav Raj apparently they tried to remove this from the menu several times but customers just kept coming in and demanding it so they had to keep it on the menu forever you start by making your sule batter which is essentially a bashal sauce with egg yolks in it and I don’t know if you’ve ever made any classic French recipes but cream is the name of the game which is what the sauce consists of it’s just reduced cream with salt and pepper to finish the suets you want to whip up your egg whites until they form stiff peaks and then fold that gently into the rest of your batter then you just butter up some ramkin and add your sule batter until they’re about 3/4 of the way full into a hot oven they go until they’re about 3/4 of the way done at which point you turn them out into that sauce you made to finish you just cover them with a whole bunch of Grier cheese and bake it under the broiler the whole thing kind of Jiggles This Is The Stuff dreams are made of this is so good

44 Comments

  1. I can’t hear veshel Mel sauce or whatever the heck it’s called without thinking of how to basic

  2. fold gently
    😂
    I mean, when ya overbeat your egg whites you do what you've gotta do

  3. As a French, this looks…weird. I mean soufflés are supposed to stand and puff up, not be drowned in tons of cream and sauce XD

  4. It's tough to beat classics. Most dishes are just an abstraction of something that's already been around unless there's some new heating/chilling cooking technology but really not much changes in terms of human desire for flavors.

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