Recipe: Crisp with goat cheese and quince jelly

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Discover the winning recipe of Chef Brice Morvent during the Top Chef battle on the theme of goat cheese. A delicious crispy goat cheese served with a quince jelly.

Yields3 Servings
Prep Time35 minsCook Time45 minsTotal Time1 hr 20 mins
Ingredients
 2 Aged cheese
 2 Young Chavignol cheese
 2 Quince
 Ginger
 200 Nuts
 3 Hibiscus fruit tea
 75 Sugar
 75 Honey
 100 Olive oil
 2 Agar agar
 Whole peppercorns
 1 Water
Directions
1

Slice 2 young cheeses into thin strips. Blend with 2 tablespoons of fresh cream, olive oil, Muscat wine, and crushed fresh walnuts. Transfer the cheese mixture into a piping bag and refrigerate.

2

In a pot, add 1L of water, 1 tablespoon of honey, ginger, peeled and quartered quinces, hibiscus flowers, peppercorns, sugar, and 3 bags of hibiscus/black fruit tea: bring to a boil, mixing for 20-30 minutes.

3

In a new saucepan, pour in the syrup using a ladle while adding 1 teaspoon of agar-agar. Mix and bring back to a boil before pouring the jelly onto a tray. Set aside in the freezer. Once the jelly has set, cut it using a rectangular cookie cutter.

4

Cut your tortilla into slices. In a pan, pour in some olive oil and arrange the tortilla slices so that they become crispy. Then, blot to remove the excess oil.

5

Take the piping bag out of the refrigerator, spread the cheese with nuts along the tortilla, then finely slice the cooked quince quarters and the aged cheese.

6

Alternate the slices (quince and cheese) on the tortilla with the fresh cheese and gratin in the oven for 5 minutes at 180°.

7

Take the jelly out of the freezer and place it on the plate, then add a slice of tortilla next to it with the final gratin preparation (quince, cheese slice, and nut cheese).

8

To finish, serve with herb salad leaves.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 2 Aged cheese
 2 Young Chavignol cheese
 2 Quince
 Ginger
 200 Nuts
 3 Hibiscus fruit tea
 75 Sugar
 75 Honey
 100 Olive oil
 2 Agar agar
 Whole peppercorns
 1 Water

Directions

Directions
1

Slice 2 young cheeses into thin strips. Blend with 2 tablespoons of fresh cream, olive oil, Muscat wine, and crushed fresh walnuts. Transfer the cheese mixture into a piping bag and refrigerate.

2

In a pot, add 1L of water, 1 tablespoon of honey, ginger, peeled and quartered quinces, hibiscus flowers, peppercorns, sugar, and 3 bags of hibiscus/black fruit tea: bring to a boil, mixing for 20-30 minutes.

3

In a new saucepan, pour in the syrup using a ladle while adding 1 teaspoon of agar-agar. Mix and bring back to a boil before pouring the jelly onto a tray. Set aside in the freezer. Once the jelly has set, cut it using a rectangular cookie cutter.

4

Cut your tortilla into slices. In a pan, pour in some olive oil and arrange the tortilla slices so that they become crispy. Then, blot to remove the excess oil.

5

Take the piping bag out of the refrigerator, spread the cheese with nuts along the tortilla, then finely slice the cooked quince quarters and the aged cheese.

6

Alternate the slices (quince and cheese) on the tortilla with the fresh cheese and gratin in the oven for 5 minutes at 180°.

7

Take the jelly out of the freezer and place it on the plate, then add a slice of tortilla next to it with the final gratin preparation (quince, cheese slice, and nut cheese).

8

To finish, serve with herb salad leaves.

Notes

Recipe: Crisp with goat cheese and quince jelly

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Nutrition Facts

3 servings

Serving size

3

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