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  • ...ruyère is often used in baking and cooking, particularly in dishes such as fondue and French onion soup. == Raclette ==
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  • ...]], based on heating the cheese and scraping off (racler) the melted part. Raclette cheese is traditionally made from cow's milk, but variations using goat's m [[File:Raclette.jpg|thumb|400px]]
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  • ===Fondue=== ...colate fondue, where pieces of fruit are dipped into melted chocolate, and fondue bourguignonne, where pieces of meat are cooked in hot oil or broth.
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  • ...ruce. It is often served warmed in its original packaging and eaten like [[fondue]]. ...acidic, resiny flavor, akin to [[Comté cheese]], and is also often used in raclette.
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  • |Name=Swiss fondue |Ingredients=swiss cheese,raclette cheese,Roquefort cheese,dry white wine,flour,Dijon mustard,butter,garlic
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  • ...eese, ideal for slicing and melting. Emmental is often used in dishes like fondue and sandwiches. ...ture and is used in a variety of culinary applications, from sandwiches to fondue.
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  • Vacherin Fribourgeois is often used in Swiss dishes such as fondue and raclette. It can also be enjoyed on its own, or paired with fruits, nuts, and bread. * [[Fondue]]
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  • ...g [[cheese]] and [[chocolate]], as well as dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]]. ...eese served in a communal pot, is one of the most well-known Swiss dishes. Raclette, another cheese-based dish, involves melting cheese and scraping it onto po
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  • ...l]], [[Gruyère cheese|Gruyère]], [[Appenzeller cheese|Appenzeller]], and [[Raclette]]. Each variety has its own unique flavor and texture, but all are known fo ...s cheese is often used in cooking, especially in dishes like [[fondue]], [[raclette]], and [[quiche]]. It is also popular in sandwiches, particularly the class
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  • ...tif and is also commonly paired with Swiss dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]]. ...of dishes. It is traditionally served with Swiss dishes such as fondue and raclette, but it also pairs well with seafood, poultry, and light pasta dishes.
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  • ...ss cookbooks often feature recipes for iconic dishes such as [[Fondue]], [[Raclette]], [[Rösti]], and [[Zürcher Geschnetzeltes]], among others. They not only * [[Fondue]]
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  • ...'s milk and is a key ingredient in many Swiss dishes, including fondue and raclette. It is also used in French onion soup and quiches. ...se is commonly used in cooking, especially in Swiss dishes like fondue and raclette.
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  • ..., into which diners dip bread using long-stemmed forks. The cheese used in fondue is usually a blend of [[Gruyère]] and [[Emmental]], which are also among S Another quintessential Swiss dish is [[Raclette]], a semi-hard cheese that is heated, either in front of a fire or by a spe
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  • ...especially in dishes that require melted cheese, such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]].
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  • ...is often used in cooking, particularly in dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]].
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  • ...is often used in cooking, particularly in dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]]. It can also be enjoyed on its own or with bread.
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  • ...s. It is often used in traditional Swiss recipes, such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]]. It can also be used in sandwiches, salads, and pasta dishes. In addition
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  • ...is often used in cooking, particularly in dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]], but can also be enjoyed on its own or with bread.
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  • ...cooking, particularly in traditional Swiss dishes such as [[fondue]] and [[raclette]].
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  • ...le is often seen in Swiss cuisine, which includes dishes such as raclette, fondue, and rosti. [[Swiss cuisine|Swiss Cuisine]] is known for its use of dairy p
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