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Bread, ham, cheese, and butter… a simple list for a scrumptious dish! You can also add your own twist depending on what you’re in the mood for. Try adding spinach, tomatoes, or some lovely Quebec cheese (think, Oka, Pied-de-Vent, Le Noble). You could even use your leftover raclette cheese. Bon appetit!
Oui, oui madame!
After a well-deserved sleep-in, treat yourself to a brunch fit for a king… and queen! Whip up a delicious croque madame and serve it with a light salad. Wondering what exactly is a croque madame? It’s a traditional croque monsieur, but topped with an egg. Easy, breezy, and delicious!
A bit of sauce with that?
Some croque monsieur recipes call for a drizzle of béchamel sauce. This decadent and rich version is definitely worth a taste! Simply spread the sauce over your slice of bread, then layer with ham and cheese. Bake in the oven at 200°C (400°F) until cheese is melted and golden brown
Croque-monsieur ham-cheese
Preparation 15 minutes
Cooking 15 minutes
Serving 4 people
What to drink with your croque-monsieur ham-cheese?
For a laid-back lunch, opt for Mott’s Clamato Caesar Original vodka-based ready-to-drink. It boasts all the spicy, herby, and acidic flavours found in a traditional Bloody Caesar—one of the most famous cocktails in Canada!
Apple and goat cheese mini croque-monsieur
Preparation 30 minutes
Cooking 3 minutes
Serving 4 people
What to drink with your mini-croque-monsieur?
With their lower alcohol content, ciders pair perfectly with lighter meals, such as brunch. Sparkling cider Les Vergers de la Colline Le Cuivré, with its round body and moderate acidity, pairs nicely with goat cheese. Plus, the aromas of ripe apple, pear and peach will really highlight the apple used in this recipe.
Croque-madame
Preparation 5 minutes
Cooking 5 minutes
Serving 4 people
What to drink with your croque-madame?
A sparkling rosé with fine bubbles and notes of red berries, like Mumm Napa Rosé, would make the perfect brunch-time drink! Just dry enough and refreshing enough to balance out the fattiness of the melted cheese, the buttered bread and the egg.
Photos: Ariel Tarr
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