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Mont d'or cheese in kamado

Mont d'Or on the kamado barbecue: the perfect, melting, and smoky cooking!

The Mont d'Or in a kamado is a simple and spectacular cooking method that enhances this iconic winter cheese. Thanks to the gentle and enveloping heat of the kamado, the Mont d'Or becomes ultra-melting, slightly smoked, with an irresistible fragrant crust.

Matériel

Ingrédients

Pour 4 personnes : 

The steps

Step 1: light the kamado

Light the QUATRO Kamado and set the temperature to 120°C with the deflector.

Step 2: Cut the Mont d'Or

Score with a knife without going all the way to the bottom of the Mont d'Or.

Step 3: Add garlic

Chop the garlic and insert the garlic into the Mont d'or.

Step 4: Pour in the white wine and spices

Pour a small glass of white wine over the Mont d'Or, add smoked salt, spices, thyme, and pepper. Let the Mont d'Or soak up the white wine.

Step 5: Prepare the potatoes

While you let the Mont d'Or, cut the baby potatoes in half, add bbk lab spices, oregano, smoked salt, paprika, and pepper. Mix.

Step 6: Prepare the potatoes

In a casserole dish, place the Mont d'Or in the centre, and the potatoes around it. Pour the remaining white wine and olive oil over the potatoes.

Step 7: Cook

Place the Split & Mix in the QUATRO, and position the casserole for 20 minutes at 180°C. 

Why cook Mont d'Or in a kamado?

• Stable and controlled temperature

• Natural woody aromas

• Melted cheese without burning

• Unmatched creamy texture


To be enjoyed with potatoes, rustic bread or grilled vegetables, and cold cuts, the Mont d'Or cooked in a kamado is ideal for a friendly meal, in winter as well as on a cool evening.

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The kamados

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Spices

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