Wallis is the orchard of Switzerland. Besides asparagus, it produces tasty fruits: apricots, strawberries, raspberries, apples (guard), and pears, mainly from Williams. The village of Mund in the Haut Valais produces a rare curiosity: the Mund saffron. Finally, the Valais is proud of its wine specialties and its varied cheeses. Famous for its legendary fondue and raclette, Valais offers its guests a cuisine featuring a wide range of quality wines. 5 chefs rampant in Valais two in Crans-Montana, heads Franck Reynaud, Hostellerie du Pas de l'Ours, and Pierre Crepaud, Mont Blanc. Other stars of gastronomy in Valais are: Mirto Marchesi, La Table d'Adrien in Verbier, Markus Neff, Waldhotel Fletschhorn, Saas Fee, Martial Braendle, Vouvry Auberge de Vouvry, Damien Germanier, Sion, and Samuel Destaing, the Alpes, Orsières. The prize going to Didier de Courten who is the only two-star "Michelin" Township, Le Terminus, Sierre.
Recipe Ingredients 400g shortcrust pastry (or 2 pieces of ready-made shortcrust pastry) 150g potatoes (with firm flesh) 100g Lard sec du Valais IGP (raw bacon) 100g white of leeks 250g Raclette du Valais AOP cheese 2 eggs 1 egg yolk 2dl cream White wine Preparation Peel and dice the potatoes. Slice the leek, bacon and...
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