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Aligot de l'Aubrac

The legendary ultra-elastic mashed potatoes of the Aubrac plateau — ribbons of molten Tomme fraîche de l'Aubrac pulled into the silkiest, stretchiest potato dish in France.

📅December 10, 2025
20mPrep
30mCook
4Servings
4.9Rating
Aligot de l'Aubrac🥐

Nutrition Facts (per serving)

Protein 15%Fat 43%Carbs 42%
420kcalCalories
16gProtein
20gFat
44gCarbs
3gFiber

Ingredients

👥4
  • 1.8 lbfloury potatoes peeled
  • 14⅛ ozTomme fraîche de l'Aubrac (or young Cantal)
  • 2⅛ ozunsalted butter
  • 7 tbspcrème fraîche
  • 1 wholegarlic clove
  • 5 gsea salt

Instructions

  1. Boil potatoes in salted water until very tender; drain and pass through a ricer.
  2. Return riced potato to a large saucepan over low heat; add butter and crème fraîche; stir vigorously.
  3. Rub the pot with the garlic clove before starting if desired.
  4. Slice cheese thinly; add a handful at a time, stirring in a figure-eight motion over low heat.
  5. Continue until all cheese is incorporated and the mixture pulls away from the sides in long, elastic ribbons.
  6. Season generously; serve immediately as a side — traditionally with sausages.

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