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Prepared in advance, allowed to set and ready to serve at a moment's notice, terrine should be part of every chef's repertoire. Chef Dorsey's artful Beet, Goat Cheese & Fennel Pollen Terrine plays on the classic pairing of fresh roasted beets and tangy goat cheese. The addition of fennel pollen, hickory smoked salt, ground black pepper and lemon zest deepens the flavor profile. The visual effect of this recipe will make it a conversation piece and its deceptively simple preparation will make it one of your entertaining standards.
Recipe courtesy of Chef JENNY DORSEY, Executive Chef / Owner - Studio ATAO
Featured Cheese
Original Goat Cheese
Original Goat Cheese
Ingredients
- 1 large red beet, trimmed
- 1 large golden beet, trimmed
- 113g Laura Chenel goat cheese log
- 4g fennel pollen
- 2g hickory smoked salt
- 1g ground black pepper
- Zest of 1 lemon
- Kosher salt, to taste
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375ºF.
- Wrap beets in aluminum foil and roast on baking sheet, until easily sliceable using a knife, approximately 45-60 minutes.
- Unwrap beets and allow them to cool before peeling.
- Using a mandolin or sharp knife, slice beets thinly to ⅛-inch rounds.
- Mix together goat cheese, fennel pollen, hickory smoked salt, ground black pepper, and lemon zest until well combined.
- Line a mini loaf pan with plastic wrap and spray with nonstick spray. Add 1 layer of golden beets. They should overlap each piece by roughly half an inch.
- Crumble 1 thin layer of the prepared goat cheese mixture on top of the beets with a sprinkle of kosher salt. (This does not have to be even.)
- Add another 3 layers of golden beets intermixed with goat cheese and salt.
- Continue on with 3 layers of red beets intermixed with goat cheese and salt.
- Wrap loaf pan well in plastic.
- Place something heavy on top of the loaf pan to compress terrine. Transfer to the refrigerator overnight.
- Once ready to serve, remove weight and gently unwrap terrine from mini loaf pan.
- Slice the terrine into ½-inch thick slices with a sharp knife. Serve with fried sage leaves and tarragon foam, if desired.
