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Flammekueche - or tarte flambée - is THE ultimate Alsatian sharing dish. Thin bread dough, crème fraîche, smoked lardons and sliced onions, baked at high temperature for a crispy and flavourful result. The real traditional recipe, simple and quick to make at home.
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