1- Finely slice your endives.
2- In a pot pour a splash of oil and a knob of butter then add your sliced endives and onions to melt. Salt, pepper and add a little ginger and your small bacon pieces, let sweat gently covered for 15 minutes.
3- Then add your tablespoon of cornstarch, stir and moisten with 2 liters of cold water (or poultry broth)
4- At boiling point taste it then let it cook for 20 minutes after that.
5- Remove your tray from the oven, then turn it on to grill position.
6- Drain your soup on one side and the garnish on the other side the broth, distribute your garnish into your 4 small terrines * placed on your tray pour your liquid ¾ full then place your 3 croutons topped with Maroilles and its crust, place in the middle of the oven and leave until your chiconade is gratinéed. Serve without delay
* Use this method when you make soups cut this way so that each person can enjoy the same amount of garnish.
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