Lamson NGuyen and Committee for Saint-Marcellin 
Since the 15th century, we appreciate the frank and generous taste of this small round cheese made from cow's milk. Under Protected Geographical Indication since 2013, Saint-Marcellin cheese is one of the flagship local products of Dauphiné and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
Committee for Saint-MarcellinFrom 1445, the future King Louis XI resided in Dauphiné. One day when he is hunting in the Vercors, he gets lost and finds himself in the presence of a bear. He was saved by two woodcutters who offered him bread and local cheese, “Saint-Marcellin” made in the valley. This is how Louis XI gave this cheese its first letters of nobility.
Dry, soft or supple, with a more or less pronounced taste with notes of honey and fruit, choose your Saint-Marcellin according to your desires, the producer, the season or the ripening.
It can be enjoyed plain, alone on a cheese platter, or cooked from starter to dessert. Discover it combined with our other specialities: ravioli, walnuts…
There is not ONE Saint-Marcellin, but DES Saint-Marcellin!
Aurélie Jeannette and Committee for Saint-Marcellin IGP 
With a geographical production area straddling Isère, Drôme and Savoie, we find in the cheese all this diversity of landscapes between the mountains and the plain, the Alps and Provence.
Saint-Marcellin was originally presented as a small tomme cheese made from goat's and cow's milk which was produced by hand in the farms of the plain and valley of the Isère and intended for family consumption and sale on the markets. In Saint-Marcellin, a town considered a stronghold in the 15th century, the most important market in the region was held three times a week. As the reputation of the local tomme grew, the cheese naturally took on the name of its town.
Several of our cheese shops welcome all food lovers eager to taste our Saint-Marcellin IGP directly from the producer. Other producers offer it at our markets or in local shops.
Committee for Saint-Marcellin IGPAs a starter, accompanied by salad, the Marcelline is a simple and generous recipe, typical of the territory.
For 4 people
Instructions: 10 min
Cuisson: 30 min
INGREDIENTS:
• 1 roll of all-butter puff pastry
• 2 dry Saint-Marcellin IGP
• 4 bards of bacon
• 1 egg
PREPARATION:
• Unroll the puff pastry and cut it into 4 equal parts.
• Cut the Saint-Marcellin in half in the slice and surround the 4 pieces of bard with bacon. Place them on the puff pastry and close it tightly over it.
• Brush the resulting turnover with the egg yolk to make it shine during cooking. Repeat the operation for the 3 others and bake for 25/30 minutes at 210°.
• Serve hot, with a green salad.
The European IGP logo attests to historical know-how linked to a precise geographical origin. A recognition obtained in 2013 thanks to the work of the collective of producers, represented by the Committee for Saint-Marcellin IGP, proud to defend the colors of its cheese!
Nadege Court Perrin and Committee for Saint-Marcellin IGP
