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Feta “en papillote”

22. February 2018Milly2898 views
Imagine the taste of fresh baguette drizzled with olive oil and the salty taste of warm and creamy feta.. #recipe #starter #quick #oven #easy #vegetarian

I am not sure this recipe qualifies as a recipe – because the tasty endproduct does not really depend on the skill of the chef, but more on the quality of the products used. A delicious olive oil and a handmade feta cheese will make this starter/snack absolutely mouthwatering! 

It’s funny how I never liked Feta when I was younger – and now I can not imagine it any other way! Take a piece of baking parchment and put it on a soup plate – this will help with the binding later. Add the Feta, paste with some garlic . Add the pepper, the rosemary twigs, the lime and the tomatoes. Drizzle generously with olive oil and bind the parchment on each side to form a little packet. Put in the oven at 180°C. How long you leave it there is a little up to you: Feta doesn’t really melt, so once it is hot it won’t really develop any more. And as all of the ingredients are in the packet, they won’t really burn either! So this is ideal to prepare in advance! Serve with a fresh and crispy baguette or ciabatta bread!  Et voilĂ  🙂

Der Geschmack von knusprigem Baguette in Olivenöl getränkt und dazu salzigen, warmen und cremigen Feta #Rezept #schnell #einfach #vorspeise #snack #vegetarisch

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Shopping list (2 portions):

  • Feta cheese
  • Garlic paste
  • Fresh rosemary
  • Pepper
  • Slices of lime
  • Cherry tomatoes
  • Olive Oil
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