If you can't get hold of raclette, you could substitute French Morbier, Italian fontina, or Tomme sheep or goat cheese.

The term raclette is derived from the French word "racler," which means "to scrape." The name denotes the specific type of ...

"Raclette means 'squeegee' in French," Pearson tells Yahoo Life, "so it's the motion of scraping the cheese off. It's become a sort of trendy thing lately and I think that's a lot because it's ...

The winter tradition of griddling Raclette cheese is interactive, satisfying, communal, and a treat for cheese fans. Make a night of it with family and friends this holiday season and settle-in ...

Today, you can replicate this tasty treat with a few easy ingredients and special equipment, specifically a raclette grill with a cast-iron top, meant to accompany sliced cheese. We used this grill ...

Move over, fondue, there's a new cheese in town and it comes with its own grill. Raclette, a cheese made to be melted and scraped over food, hails from countries like France and Switzerland and has a ...

Raclette Queen is bringing cheese sourced directly from Europe to your next party or date night! Raclette Cheese is a smooth, creamy goodness and comes from the French word meaning “to scrape”.

Massive meltdown as French town breaks world raclette record. What do you get if you combine 620kg of cheese, 350kg of charcuterie and a tonne of potatoes?

Christmas has nearly arrived, so here's an appropriate set of comforting, cheesy recipes to see you through to 2024. Sadly this is my last column, but you can read me on my award-winning blog ...