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Brie & pear soup<br />

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According <strong>to</strong> Ralph Waldo<br />

Emerson, “there are only ten<br />

minutes in the life of a pear<br />

when <strong>it</strong> is perfect <strong>to</strong> eat.”<br />

Luckily, this soup is perfect<br />

anytime. Make sure the<br />

Brie is also ripe, preferably a<br />

double-crème.<br />

ingredients<br />

• 2 large ripe pears<br />

• 2 cups homemade chicken broth<br />

• 240g . double-cream Brie cheese.<br />

preparation method<br />

• Peel the pears. Cut them in thick slices, removing the<br />

seeds. Put the chicken broth and pears in a large pot<br />

and simmer 10 <strong>to</strong> 15 minutes, until the pears are<br />

very soft.<br />

• Transfer the pears and broth <strong>to</strong> a food processor<br />

and process until very smooth. Return <strong>to</strong> the pot and<br />

simmer.<br />

• Trim the rind from the brie and cut the cheese in<strong>to</strong><br />

small pieces.<br />

• Slowly add the cheese and stir w<strong>it</strong>h a wooden spoon<br />

until melted. The soup should be creamy and smooth.<br />

Serve w<strong>it</strong>h Highland Park Scotch hWhisky h k<br />

The 12 Years Old is optimal. The Scotch’s <strong>to</strong>uches of smoke and peat round out the savoury notes of the<br />

Brie while heather and honey emphasise the sweetness of the pear. The complex<strong>it</strong>y of the combination is<br />

startling given the simplic<strong>it</strong>y of the dish.<br />

48 WHISKY EDITION November 2011

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