les amis du FROMAGE Tourtière is made from an old family recipe. It has been a traditional Christmas Eve meal in our household for over 50 years.
We make it in a larger batch now, but we still use the same cooking techniques we would use at home. The meat is hand-cut, not ground. It’s a slow process, but that’s why we believe our Tourtière is the best. We hope you enjoy it too.
Note: We will only have time to make one batch this year.
Quantities are limited.
10″ – $39 / 5″ – $12
Are you looking for something a little different to server for two this Valentine’s Day weekend? How about Tartiflette. A quick search online will result in several recipes. They all should have some similar ingredients.
Sautee some onions and some lardons ahead of time. Par boil some waxy potatoes. Heat up a bit of white wine with some crème fraiche. Add a dash of salt and pepper to the liquid. Slice the potatoes about 1/3″ thick. Toss everything together and place it in a casserole dish. Top with Reblochon. In our example today, we’re not using reblochon. We’re using a slightly milder cheese from Quebec called Champfleury. Don’t get us wrong. Reblochon is awesome. However, Champfleury is a fraction of the price. How can it not taste good with bacon, onions and crème fraiche?
I know we haven’t listed exact ingredients and quantities. We encourage you to look up a recipe that sounds good to you and go for it. Once you’ve made it a couple of times, you can just wing it. Hopefully you end up with something that looks a little like this.
We’ve added a new feature to our roster of frozen soups, a classic, old-school lobster bisque. We started off with fish stock using halibut bones sourced from Finest at Sea. Then we simmered that with a little more mirpoix and lobster shells from The Lobster Man. We finished this base off with a few more ingredients, including some dark roux, whipping cream, brandy, tomato and seasoning.
Use it as a soup/fish course for your next dinner party. We recommend you serve it on its own, or garnish it with a little bit of cooked lobster meat as a garnish.
$22 / 625ml (approximately 3 cups)
We’ve added a new feature soup to our menu. Butternut Squash with Winter Herbs is healthy, delicious, dairy free and gluten free. We hope you enjoy it.