Tartine de chèvre chaud au miel (warm goat's cheese tartine with honey)
Time: 15 min 2 servings approx. 330 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 12 g protein / serving
Tartine de chèvre chaud is a classic starter of French bistros: toasted bread with melted goat's cheese, honey, thyme and walnuts. The contrast of the melted, slightly tangy cheese and the sweet honey makes it perfect, and it is usually served on a bed of green salad.
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Toast the bread slices and put a slice of goat's cheese on each. Melt the cheese in the oven or a sandwich press for a few minutes. Drizzle with honey and sprinkle with thyme and walnuts.
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Tips
Use a log of aged goat's cheese (bûche de chèvre); it slices easily and melts nicely. Toast the bread slightly first so the melted cheese does not make it soggy. Bake the cheese until the top is golden and starts to bubble; do not overbake, as it dries out. Drizzle the honey on at the end, while hot, so it spreads out. On a bed of green salad with a balsamic-mustard dressing it makes a balanced course.
Frequently asked questions
Which goat's cheese is best for it?
A log-shaped, rindless or thin white-mould-rinded, fresh-aged cheese; it is creamy and melts well.
Can it be prepared ahead?
The tartines can be assembled with the cheese 1 hour ahead; they only need to go into the oven just before serving.
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