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In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add turkey and season with salt and taco seasoning. Cook, breaking up with the back of a wooden spoon or spatula, until deeply golden and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. Set aside and let cool 5 minutes.
Among six mason jars, layer ground turkey, black beans, corn, romaine, cheese, and tomatoes. (Pack in a cooler.)
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Directions
Cut two, 3” discs from the centre of each bread slice. Set aside.
In a bowl, mix together Cheese, flour, nutmeg, salt, pepper, garlic and tarragon, toss to coat well. Add eggs and white wine, mixing with a spatula until a thick paste is formed.
Place heaped spoonfuls on each round. Smoothen each mixture into a small mound right to the edge.
Heat oil to 350F (180C) and fry cheese side down first, flipping once. Cook for 6 to 8 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on a paper towel lined rack. Serve immediately.
(Source: thespruceats.com recipe and photos and Pinterest and Rebecca Franklin and http://coxilanddu26.centerblog.net/m/rub-Tags-Bon-appetit-3.html and good insider video and the local France)
(Nutrition information is calculated using an ingredient database and should be considered an estimate.)
Steps to Make It
Place the potato quarters into a pan of cold, lightly salted water.
Boil for 20 minutes, until they are tender. Keep an eye on them to make sure they don't start to break up and become mealy.
Once cooked, drain them in a colander.
Mash the drained potatoes with a masher.
Add the salt, white pepper, and butter, and then vigorously mix for 2 to 3 minutes until the potatoes fluff up a bit. Set them aside in the pan for a moment.
In a medium-sized saucepan over medium heat, bring the crรจme fraรฎche and garlic to just steaming. Do not boil, or the creme fraรฎche may break.
Remove the garlic, and pour the hot crรจme fraรฎche into the mashed potatoes.
Transfer the pan of potatoes to the stovetop over low heat; using a sturdy wooden spoon, beat the crรจme fraรฎche into the potatoes. By now, the potatoes will start to turn glossy.
Raise the heat to be medium, and beat in the cheese, 1/2 cup at a time.
Continue beating the mixture over the heat until it forms a smooth, velvety texture, about 10 minutes. Do not skimp on this process. It is the sturdy beating that makes aligot so deliciously velvety.
Pour onto warm plates and serve immediately.
Mashing Potatoes
Ensure the potatoes you are using are specifically for mashing, not for fries or salads. If they are not the floury type, the potatoes will turn waxy and greasy when whipping rather than fluffy and light.
How to Keep Aligot If Not Serving Immediately
Aligot does not keep very well. However, if you must, it can be held for a short time by placing grease-proof paper like parchment on the surface of the potatoes, making sure it is in direct contact with the aligot. This method will help prevent a skin forming on the potatoes, which would make the aligot unpleasantly lumpy if you stir it in.
This technique is suitable for all milk- and cream-based dishes which are prone to skin-forming.
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