Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
30'
The perfect accompaniment to your next barbecue - tangy and fruity. I combine Valais apricots with Le Gruyère AOP Alpage to make my relish. It goes perfectly with meat and fish, but also with vegetarian side dishes - why not serve it on a potato salad or as a dip for crisps as an appetiser? But what actually is a relish? A relish is a sauce with body, normally containing cubed vegetables or fruit, which has been seasoned to taste sweet and sour. It is fine to incorporate a hot or spicy edge to it. The sweet and sour, and occasionally also spicy, flavourings go perfectly with a meal featuring fatty meats, for example, to balance it out and refresh the palette. It is worth peeling the apricots - this can be done by blanching them for a few seconds in hot water and then immediately cooling them off. The skin can then be pulled off easily - it makes for a more pleasant chewing experience.
Stéphanie Zosso

Ingredients for
Note
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
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200 gapricots
-
50 gshallots
-
10 golive oil
-
5 gfresh ginger
-
100 gGruyère AOP
-
30 gpowdered / icing sugar
-
30 gwhite wine vinegar
-
20 gof chili pepper
-
10 gof parsley
-
5 gof thyme
-
1 pinchof pepper
-
1 pinchesof salt
Preparation
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
- Dice the shallots and chilli finely and sweat them in some oil with a whole piece of ginger.
- Dice the Valais apricots finely, add them to the shallots and braise for a short time.
- Sprinkle the icing sugar over the mix and allow it to caramelise lightly then douse with the vinegar.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Add the finely chopped parsley and thyme.
- Once it has cooled down, add the finely diced Le Gruyère AOP and season once more to taste.
Delicious to know
Relishes make excellent preserves. In late summer, for example, you can make a relish out of ripe tomatoes by pickling them, then enjoy it in winter in a soup or on a piece of bread: guaranteed to bring back happy memories of the summer.Similar recipes
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Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
30'
The perfect accompaniment to your next barbecue - tangy and fruity. I combine Valais apricots with Le Gruyère AOP Alpage to make my relish. It goes perfectly with meat and fish, but also with vegetarian side dishes - why not serve it on a potato salad or as a dip for crisps as an appetiser? But what actually is a relish? A relish is a sauce with body, normally containing cubed vegetables or fruit, which has been seasoned to taste sweet and sour. It is fine to incorporate a hot or spicy edge to it. The sweet and sour, and occasionally also spicy, flavourings go perfectly with a meal featuring fatty meats, for example, to balance it out and refresh the palette. It is worth peeling the apricots - this can be done by blanching them for a few seconds in hot water and then immediately cooling them off. The skin can then be pulled off easily - it makes for a more pleasant chewing experience.
Stéphanie Zosso

Ingredients for
Note
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
-
200 gapricots
-
50 gshallots
-
10 golive oil
-
5 gfresh ginger
-
100 gGruyère AOP
-
30 gpowdered / icing sugar
-
30 gwhite wine vinegar
-
20 gof chili pepper
-
10 gof parsley
-
5 gof thyme
-
1 pinchof pepper
-
1 pinchesof salt
Preparation
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
- Dice the shallots and chilli finely and sweat them in some oil with a whole piece of ginger.
- Dice the Valais apricots finely, add them to the shallots and braise for a short time.
- Sprinkle the icing sugar over the mix and allow it to caramelise lightly then douse with the vinegar.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Add the finely chopped parsley and thyme.
- Once it has cooled down, add the finely diced Le Gruyère AOP and season once more to taste.
Delicious to know
Relishes make excellent preserves. In late summer, for example, you can make a relish out of ripe tomatoes by pickling them, then enjoy it in winter in a soup or on a piece of bread: guaranteed to bring back happy memories of the summer.Similar recipes
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Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
30'
The perfect accompaniment to your next barbecue - tangy and fruity. I combine Valais apricots with Le Gruyère AOP Alpage to make my relish. It goes perfectly with meat and fish, but also with vegetarian side dishes - why not serve it on a potato salad or as a dip for crisps as an appetiser? But what actually is a relish? A relish is a sauce with body, normally containing cubed vegetables or fruit, which has been seasoned to taste sweet and sour. It is fine to incorporate a hot or spicy edge to it. The sweet and sour, and occasionally also spicy, flavourings go perfectly with a meal featuring fatty meats, for example, to balance it out and refresh the palette. It is worth peeling the apricots - this can be done by blanching them for a few seconds in hot water and then immediately cooling them off. The skin can then be pulled off easily - it makes for a more pleasant chewing experience.
Stéphanie Zosso

Ingredients for
Note
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
-
200 gapricots
-
50 gshallots
-
10 golive oil
-
5 gfresh ginger
-
100 gGruyère AOP
-
30 gpowdered / icing sugar
-
30 gwhite wine vinegar
-
20 gof chili pepper
-
10 gof parsley
-
5 gof thyme
-
1 pinchof pepper
-
1 pinchesof salt
Preparation
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
- Dice the shallots and chilli finely and sweat them in some oil with a whole piece of ginger.
- Dice the Valais apricots finely, add them to the shallots and braise for a short time.
- Sprinkle the icing sugar over the mix and allow it to caramelise lightly then douse with the vinegar.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Add the finely chopped parsley and thyme.
- Once it has cooled down, add the finely diced Le Gruyère AOP and season once more to taste.
Delicious to know
Relishes make excellent preserves. In late summer, for example, you can make a relish out of ripe tomatoes by pickling them, then enjoy it in winter in a soup or on a piece of bread: guaranteed to bring back happy memories of the summer.Similar recipes
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Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
30'
The perfect accompaniment to your next barbecue - tangy and fruity. I combine Valais apricots with Le Gruyère AOP Alpage to make my relish. It goes perfectly with meat and fish, but also with vegetarian side dishes - why not serve it on a potato salad or as a dip for crisps as an appetiser? But what actually is a relish? A relish is a sauce with body, normally containing cubed vegetables or fruit, which has been seasoned to taste sweet and sour. It is fine to incorporate a hot or spicy edge to it. The sweet and sour, and occasionally also spicy, flavourings go perfectly with a meal featuring fatty meats, for example, to balance it out and refresh the palette. It is worth peeling the apricots - this can be done by blanching them for a few seconds in hot water and then immediately cooling them off. The skin can then be pulled off easily - it makes for a more pleasant chewing experience.
Stéphanie Zosso

Ingredients for
Note
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
-
200 gapricots
-
50 gshallots
-
10 golive oil
-
5 gfresh ginger
-
100 gGruyère AOP
-
30 gpowdered / icing sugar
-
30 gwhite wine vinegar
-
20 gof chili pepper
-
10 gof parsley
-
5 gof thyme
-
1 pinchof pepper
-
1 pinchesof salt
Preparation
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
- Dice the shallots and chilli finely and sweat them in some oil with a whole piece of ginger.
- Dice the Valais apricots finely, add them to the shallots and braise for a short time.
- Sprinkle the icing sugar over the mix and allow it to caramelise lightly then douse with the vinegar.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Add the finely chopped parsley and thyme.
- Once it has cooled down, add the finely diced Le Gruyère AOP and season once more to taste.
Delicious to know
Relishes make excellent preserves. In late summer, for example, you can make a relish out of ripe tomatoes by pickling them, then enjoy it in winter in a soup or on a piece of bread: guaranteed to bring back happy memories of the summer.Similar recipes
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Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
30'
The perfect accompaniment to your next barbecue - tangy and fruity. I combine Valais apricots with Le Gruyère AOP Alpage to make my relish. It goes perfectly with meat and fish, but also with vegetarian side dishes - why not serve it on a potato salad or as a dip for crisps as an appetiser? But what actually is a relish? A relish is a sauce with body, normally containing cubed vegetables or fruit, which has been seasoned to taste sweet and sour. It is fine to incorporate a hot or spicy edge to it. The sweet and sour, and occasionally also spicy, flavourings go perfectly with a meal featuring fatty meats, for example, to balance it out and refresh the palette. It is worth peeling the apricots - this can be done by blanching them for a few seconds in hot water and then immediately cooling them off. The skin can then be pulled off easily - it makes for a more pleasant chewing experience.
Stéphanie Zosso

Ingredients for
Note
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
-
200 gapricots
-
50 gshallots
-
10 golive oil
-
5 gfresh ginger
-
100 gGruyère AOP
-
30 gpowdered / icing sugar
-
30 gwhite wine vinegar
-
20 gof chili pepper
-
10 gof parsley
-
5 gof thyme
-
1 pinchof pepper
-
1 pinchesof salt
Preparation
Le Gruyère AOP apricot relish
- Dice the shallots and chilli finely and sweat them in some oil with a whole piece of ginger.
- Dice the Valais apricots finely, add them to the shallots and braise for a short time.
- Sprinkle the icing sugar over the mix and allow it to caramelise lightly then douse with the vinegar.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Add the finely chopped parsley and thyme.
- Once it has cooled down, add the finely diced Le Gruyère AOP and season once more to taste.