1 | Cut 100 g cooked Morteau sausage into small cubes and set aside. | |
2 | Grate 100 g Comté cheese and set aside. | |
3 | Bring salted 1 litre whole milk to the boil, reduce heat to "low", and pour into 250 g polenta meal milk. | |
4 | Whisk until the polenta thickens.
Check seasoning. | |
5 | Pour 200 g metton cancoillotte... | |
6 | ... and stir with a spoon (the whisk is no longer effective once the polenta has thickened), until it has melted. | |
7 | Add the grated Comté cheese. | |
8 | Stir again to melt. | |
9 | Finish with the diced Morteau sausages and mix one last time. | |
10 | Serve piping hot. | |
You can grill the diced Morteau sausage before pouring it into the polenta for a spicier taste.
Cancoillotte metton is not easy to find if you're not in Franche-Comté in France. If you can't find it, substitute it with classic cancoillotte.