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Fouée is a small ball of bread, baked in the oven and filled with rillettes, grillon, mushrooms, mogettes or butter, depending on the region. This traditional recipe can be found in the rural areas of western France, but also further south. Originally, fouées were small pieces of dough used to assess the temperature of the wood-fired oven before baking the bread. Too hot and the dough would burn; too cold and the dough would not rise. Exactly right, and the dough puffed up to make the fouée! Traditionally, the whole family would get together once a week and while they waited for the oven to get hot enough to bake the bread, they would make fouées with the leftover bread dough. They were filled with food left over from the previous day. But over the years, real recipes appeared. Some bakers also made them for the factory workers, who ate them for breakfast before starting work in the morning.
recipe updated Aug 31, 2024