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I have about 8 0z of goat cheese. Does anybody have any good and easy recipe ideas for an appetizer?
Get some fresh figs, cut in half, put about a 1/4 teaspoon of goat cheese on cut side of figs, warm in 350F oven, drizzle with good balsamic vinegar.
Eat, and hide the rest from family!
-runs outside to see if my figs are ripe yet-
Get some fresh figs, cut in half, put about a 1/4 teaspoon of goat cheese on cut side of figs, warm in 350F oven, drizzle with good balsamic vinegar.
Eat, and hide the rest from family!
-runs outside to see if my figs are ripe yet-
Jesus, that sounds like the most delicious thing. I gotta try this!
Jesus, that sounds like the most delicious thing. I gotta try this!
sounds good to me as well, too bad there are so few places we can get figs and they are only available to millionaires. As a kid, in so Ca we had a fig tree.
Buy one fresh baguette, cut in thin slices and toast gently. Spread each slice with goat cheese and top alternate pieces with a basil leaf or a spoonful of sundried tomato pesto.
Fried goat cheese -- freeze for a bit before cutting into rounds. Coat each round with seasoned breadcrumbs and pan-fry until golden. Serve next to or on a salad of balsamic-dressed greens.
Goat cheese - pesto torte ... layer goat cheese, pesto, and pine nuts and serve with crackers.
I bet you could also bake the above in a tart shell.
Buy one fresh baguette, cut in thin slices and toast gently. Spread each slice with goat cheese and top alternate pieces with a basil leaf or a spoonful of sundried tomato pesto.
Fried goat cheese -- freeze for a bit before cutting into rounds. Coat each round with seasoned breadcrumbs and pan-fry until golden. Serve next to or on a salad of balsamic-dressed greens.
Goat cheese - pesto torte ... layer goat cheese, pesto, and pine nuts and serve with crackers.
I bet you could also bake the above in a tart shell.
you know I think you can use the tart shells. My daughter made something similar (yes using goat cheese) as an appitizer a couple times last year. She used the shells, filled them with a little cheese, basil and 1/2 cherry or grape tomato in each (she didn't use the nuts) it was awesome.
Jesus, that sounds like the most delicious thing. I gotta try this!
Its so simple, and soooooo yummy!
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Originally Posted by nmnita
sounds good to me as well, too bad there are so few places we can get figs and they are only available to millionaires. As a kid, in so Ca we had a fig tree.
Nita
When I was lived in MO, before I moved to FL, I would make these as a treat a couple of times a summer, totally understand the millionaire comment, one of my cousins turned me on to this recipe while I was visiting her in CA.
I still think its a miracle that I have my own fig trees, citrus, etc.
Maybe this is not an appetizer per se, but I like to have warm goat cheese over an argula salad with nectarine slices, almonds or walnuts, and balsamic dressing.
I haven't made this but my friend is a great cook and this is what she does with goat cheese.
Take out of fridge and let soften. She gets a three-pack of red, yellow, and green peppers, dices all of them and sautes in butter. When soft, she adds about 2 T of brown sugar and lets them almost carmelize.
On a crostini, she starts with bruschetta, tops that with goat cheese, and then adds the peppers.
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