Enjoy an alfresco lunch aboard French Hotel Barge Rosa in southwest France
A light cheese course for the lunch menu, Rocamadour goat cheese baked in the oven on a crouton of baguette paysanne, a drizzle of local honey & served with a little herb salad & black cherry compote.
Rocamadour, black cherry compote, herb salad
Rocamadour goat cheese belongs to a family of goat cheeses called Cabecou from Quercy, the name is derived from the village of Rocamadour in the department of the Lot, the cheese was granted an AOC in 1996 & now has to be made under the conditions of the AOC, generally the cheese is 12- 15 days old & best served warm on a toasted crouton or in warm goat cheese salad, which you see on almost every restaurant menu in the region as either a main starter or main course.
Cabecou which is a generic name for all of these cheeses does not carry an AOC only Rocamadour.
Thanks, Mike!
Rosa's charming accommodation for eight guests features two double and two twin-bedded staterooms, all with private ensuite bathrooms, and a saloon that gives direct access onto the spacious sundeck. A cruise on Hotel Barge Rosa is the ideal way to explore this beautiful, pastoral region of Southwest France.
Rosa has two routes for cruising the Gascony/Bordeaux area:
- Between Agen and Montauban (view itinerary): from April 17 through July 30, 2016
- Between Castet-en-Dorthe and Boé (view itinerary): from July31 through October 29, 2016
Enjoy yourself with a cruise aboard Rosa!
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View Rosa's online brochure
Visit our website for more info on our barges and barging: www.BargeCharters.com
