Devilish Raclette!
A fun Halloween idea.
Steps
- 1
For a twist on the classic potato: Peel the potatoes and slice them into pieces about 1/4 inch (5 mm) thick (use a mandoline if you have one). Cut coffin shapes from the slices. Save the scraps to make fries. Arrange the coffins on a baking sheet and bake them like chips or 'rösti' (depending on the thickness you choose). Cook the scraps as you would regular fries.
- 2
To present the charcuterie: Wrap the polystyrene skull in plastic wrap. Cover the entire skull with the chorizo slices, avoiding the mouth, eyes, and nose areas. Once the skull is fully covered, layer the Serrano ham slices to mimic strips of skin. You can use other deli meats, but for a realistic flesh and skin effect, these work best.
- 3
For an extra spooky touch, make creepy 'severed fingers' with the sausages. Cut them in half, then create a 'nail' by removing a small piece of skin from the rounded end of each half. For more realism, make small cuts to mark the knuckles. Arrange them on either side of the charcuterie skull, cooked or uncooked as you prefer.
- 4
To present the cheese: Simply take the raclette cheese slices and have fun cutting faces into them. Let your imagination run wild. Save the cheese scraps in a separate dish.
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