Had much better scran in Switzerland though. This is raclette, both the name of the dish and cheese used. A ruddy great lump of it is grilled until bubbling and molten, then the gooey and crusty parts scraped onto a plate, to be eaten with boiled spuds, pickled onions and gherkins. Four of us just about polished off the whole thing then promptly retired to bed.
Had much better scran in Switzerland though. This is raclette, both the name of the dish and cheese used. A ruddy great lump of it is grilled until bubbling and molten, then the gooey and crusty parts scraped onto a plate, to be eaten with boiled spuds, pickled onions and gherkins. Four of us just about polished off the whole thing then promptly retired to bed.