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Goat Cheese Truffles

Goat Cheese Truffles with Dried Aprikots

Not much philosophy is needed to serve soft goat cheese. Still, I like it with something sweet the most. And in this recipe, I used dried apricot, but you might want to try it with another dried fruit also, prunes for example. The most important thing is not to add too much fruit because we want the taste of cheese to dominate. Chives and tarragon go great with it. I also LOVE how cute it is served as a savory truffles!

Goat Cheese Truffles with Dried Apricots and Chives

300 g soft goat cheese
6 dried apricots
2 heaped teaspoons finely chopped chives
salt and pepper
roasted salted pistachios
roasted salted peanuts

Finely chop apricots and mix them with goat cheese and chives. Taste and add salt and pepper to taste. Coarsley chop pistachios and peanuts, but put them in separate bowls.

Form truffles out of cheese and alternately coat them into pistachios and peanuts.

Cool in the fridge before you serve it.
 
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This recipe got published in an online cookbook with the recipes for appetizers and small desserts for the patron saint day’s celebration. It is also a part of Cooking with Herbs Challenge hosted by Karen.


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3 Comments

  • Eva Toneva November 21, 2013 8:20 pm

    Delicious!

  • Christine (CookTheStory) November 22, 2013 7:16 pm

    Cheese, nuts, and easy. For me, it doesn’t get any better than that

  • Karen Burns-Booth December 1, 2013 11:37 am

    I LOVE savoury truffles Marija – I recently made some with pecans and blue cheese! These look amazing and thanks so much for entering them into Cooking with Herbs! Karen

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