Beetroot millefeuille and Chavignol goat cheese

This millefeuille full of végétales and goat cheese just glorifies beetroot! The rounds of beetroot are just slightly fried in a pan and then covered with goat cheese (Chavignol goat cheese or crottin de Chavignol), a bit of honey and thyme and to glorify everything just a little bit of roasted hazelnuts! It’s just incredible and very easy to make! So why aren’t you just doing it and add some affordable luxury in your everyday life?

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To Start...

difficulty easy
preparation-10'
cooking - 5’ (into the oven) + 2’ (under the grill) + the time to slightly fry beetroots
serves - 2  

To Sum-up...

Ingredients
Steps



 

Ingredients

  • 200gr of beetroot already cooked and of small size
  • ½ clove of garlic of medium size
  • 10gr of hazelnuts
  • 2 + ½ teaspoons of olive oil
  • 1 piece of goat cheese of type crottin de Chavignol
  • 2 teaspoons of liquid honey
  • a bit of thyme
  • 2 pinches of fleur de sel  or coarse salt
  • 10 turn mills of Kampot black pepper

Steps

  • Preheat the oven at 180°C
  • Slice the beetroots in rounds of 0,5cm of width
  • Slice the goat cheese in rounds of 2mm of width
  • Slice the garlic in very small dices
  • Mettez les noisettes dans un plat allant au four et torréfiez-les 10’ ; laissez refroidir
  • Heat-up a small sauce pan
  • Add ½ teaspoon of olive oil
  • Add the dices of garlic and stir until they become a bit brown but not burned
  • Add 2 teaspoons of olive oil in a large pan and turn the heat on
  • Place the rounds of beetroot into the pan, once the oil is hot
  • Cook until the side face down changes color and at this moment turn it over
  • Cook again all rounds whose sides are not yet cooked until they change color
  • Start again cooking the rounds the same way which means that they will be cooked twice at each side
  • At the end, you are going to smell the beetroot and there will be a small crust covering both faces of the beetroot rounds
  • Placez une couche de rondelles sur un plat allant au four ; au total il y aura deux couches
  • Sprinkle cooked garlic dices on top in a way that each beetroot rounds has some garlic on top
  • Add one pinch of salt and 5 turn mills of pepper on the surface top
  • Place the rounds of goat cheese on the beetroots to form one layer; there will be only 2 layers of goat cheese
  • Pour on top of the goat cheese 1 teaspoon of honey in a way that every slice of goat cheese has some honey on top
  • Sprinkle some thyme
  • Place the 2th layer of beetroot on top of the 1st layer of goat cheese
  • Add 1 pinch of fleur de sel or coarse salt
  • Place the 2th layer of goat cheese
  • Pour the 2th teaspoon of honey on top of the beetroots in a way that honey covers every slice of goat cheese
  • Add 5 turn mills of pepper
  • Once the hazelnuts are cold, rub them between your fingers to remove their skin
  • Chop them roughly with a knife
  • Sprinkle hazelnuts on top of the millefeuille
  • Cook for 5’ until the cheese melts
  • Cook for another 2’ under the grill to give the millefeuille some color
  • Get a bite! It’s just a marvel :-)
  • Enjoy!

o-o C'est si bon ! o-o

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