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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have roasted feta with cava, thyme, blueberry compote and glass candy with toasted fennel and pecans using 15 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Roasted feta with Cava, thyme, blueberry compote and glass candy with toasted fennel and pecans:
- Prepare Blueberry compote
- Prepare blueberry
- Prepare fresh thyme
- Make ready lemon zest
- Make ready sea salt
- Get Cava
- Take sugar
- Prepare Glass candy
- Get sugar
- Take toasted fennel
- Take chopped pecans
- Make ready sea salt
- Make ready Roasted feta
- Prepare feta
- Prepare olive oil
Are roasted and toasted pecans the same thing? Technically you can use the terms interchangeably for nuts but roasting actually means taking a raw If you look in my freezer you will see my ziptop bags full of toasted pecans and other, buttered, and salted nuts. When I am planning on toasting a. Most candied pecan recipes I've seen call for making them in the oven, but something about that feels a bit too fussy and long to me.
Steps to make Roasted feta with Cava, thyme, blueberry compote and glass candy with toasted fennel and pecans:
- Glass candy - melt sugar around 300. DO not over stir! once melted, quickly pour over silpat.
- once melted sugar is spread out over silpat, evenly sprinkle salt, pecans and toasted fennel seeds over the hot sugar. let cool. once cooled hit the candy with a hammer, breaking the glass
- blueberry compote - place blueberries, - cava, sugar, lemon zest, thyme and salt in a suace pot reduce on Med high by 2/3s remove from heat and let cool
- Roasted feta - cut brick of feta in fourths and brush with olive oil.
- place feta under broiler in oven till golden brown.
- once Feta is ready place about 2 or 3 tablespoons of compote over the feta. - garnish with a few shards of the glass candy and a sprig of fresh thyme
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