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    You will need

    For the Béchamel sauce:

    Generous knob of butter

    2 tbsp gluten free plain flour

    1 tsp Dijon mustard

    180ml full fat milk

    1/4 tsp freshly grated nutmeg

    Salt and pepper

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    For the sandwich:

    2 generous knobs of butter

    4 slices of Warburtons Gluten Free Tiger Bloomer

    Several sprigs of sage

    2-4 slices of good quality ham

    2 slices of Gruyere cheese - enough to layer across two sandwiches

    Splash of oil / butter

    2 free range / organic eggs


    Make with

    Warburtons Gluten Free Tiger Bloomer (GF)

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    Make it

    25 mins | Serves 2

    1. Preheat your oven to 190 degrees Celsius.
    2. Begin by making your béchamel sauce. First melt your butter then add in your flour and cook for 2-3 minutes over a medium to low heat. Begin to gradually add in your milk until it forms a thick, smooth paste.
    3. Continue this process until you’ve used up all the milk and you have a smooth sauce. Next season to taste, add in your nutmeg and set to one side ready to use.
    4. For the sandwich, start by melting two generous knobs of butter in a large frying pan. Add in your sage leaves and place your Warburtons Gluten Free Tiger Bloomer slices in the butter cooking until the bread turns a light golden brown.
    5. Remove the bread and sage leaves and set your pan to one side, ready to use to fry your egg. With the fried side of the bread facing outwards, add your ham and cheese then pour over half of your béchamel sauce.
    6. Add the other slice of bread and finish with another layer of béchamel and a slice of gruyere. Place in the oven for 5-7 minutes or until the cheese has melted.
    7. Fry up your egg in both butter and a splash of oil (to stop it from burning). Place your frying pan over a high heat and cook until your egg has a delicious crispy bottom but a runny yolk.
    8. Serve the egg on top of your Croque-Monsieur to create your Croque-Madame. Finish by scattering over the crispy sage leaves.