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Eat & Drink

The chefs at the restaurants, pubs and cafés in our pages know how to harness the best of the season in delectable dishes and inventive cocktails. They prioritize ingredients sourced from our region and are proud of their links to farmers, fishers, brewers and vintners. By supporting these businesses, you support and celebrate our local

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Cheese Fondue

There are many variations of fondue. Based on regional differences, cheeses might include Beaufort, Emmental, Gruyère, Comté, Sbrinz or Abondance, which is used in Berthoud Savoyard, a baked variation of fondue that has Spécialité traditionnelle garantie designation in Europe (try the dish at Flute & Fromage, which also stocks Abondance year-round).  For a classic Alpine-style

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Raclette

“Fondue and raclette are both close to my heart (and stomach),” says Mickael Loiodice about the traditional Alpine dishes he grew up on in the Haute-Savoie. While his family’s fondue recipe is a secret (it can be ordered or catered from French’eese), anybody can make raclette at home. “It’s less about exact quantities and more

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