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Swiss chard from Vallée d'Auge brings Normandy to your table. Here it meets farmhouse Camembert and whole milk for a creamy soup that's never thick or heavy.
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Ingredients for 4 servings
servings
17.75 oz (500 g) of washed Swiss chard, peeled, ribs cut into large chunks and green leaves set aside separately
2 peeled shallots, sliced
1 floury potato, peeled and cut into large dice
one and a half liters of whole milk
extra fine butter
1 half farmhouse Camembert, crust slightly removed and cut into large dice
3 slices of country bread (Poilâne style) toasted and cut into small cubes
1.1 oz (30 g) of roasted pine nuts
salt, grated nutmeg and freshly ground pepper
Step-by-step directions
1 In a saucepan, melt a generous knob of butter then add your Swiss chard dice and sliced shallots, salt lightly, pepper, add your grated nutmeg, cover and let sweat gently for 5 minutes.
2 Pour in the milk, cook gently for 15 minutes, then add your diced potatoes for an additional 15 minutes.
3 Meanwhile, slice your Swiss chard greens then season and quickly sauté them in butter in a pan (2 to 3 minutes), add your pine nuts then remove from heat.
4 Your soup is cooked, then add your Camembert dice, bring to a boil then blend (with an immersion blender), if your soup is too thick add a little milk, taste and adjust seasoning, then pour into your hot deep plates, crouton dice arranged around and a small bouquet of Swiss chard greens in the center.
A chef's advice
Classic mistake: over-blending the soup. Aim for smooth but light, never a paste. Fifteen pulses with the hand blender maximum. If it's too thick, add a splash of cold milk and pulse once more. Balance lives there.
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