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Goat Cheese, Cherry Tomato and Rosemary Puffs

6 servings

40 minutes

Puff pastries with goat cheese, cherry tomatoes, and rosemary are an exquisite dish of Russian cuisine that combines the airy texture of the dough with the rich creamy flavor of the filling. The origins of such pastries trace back to European culinary traditions where puff pastry is often used to create elegant appetizers. Goat cheese gives the pastries a delicate creamy consistency with a slight tanginess, while tomato paste and fresh cherries add juiciness and a subtle acidity. Rosemary completes the composition with its spicy aroma, making the pastries an ideal complement to a glass of white wine or herbal tea. These pastries can be served both at festive tables and as a refined snack that awakens gastronomic emotions.

Goat Cheese, Cherry Tomato and Rosemary Puffs
Energy value per serving
Calories
578.7kcal
Proteins
15.5grams
Fats
41.1grams
Carbohydrates
36.4grams
Ingredients
6servings
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Frozen puff pastry can be used. Roll out to a thickness of 4 mm. Cut into rectangles or squares. Place them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, leaving some space between each.

  • 2

    Spread the blanks with tomato paste (better to use homemade). Add salt and pepper to taste.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Tomato paste: 4 tablespoons
    2. Salt:  to taste
    3. Ground black pepper:  to taste
  • 3

    Prepare the filling. Grate the cheese on a coarse grater and mix it with soft goat cheese. Place the resulting mixture on the puff pastry bases.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Soft goat cheese: 200 g
    2. Cream cheese: 200 g
  • 4

    Cut cherry tomatoes in half. Place them cut side down on the cheese base (three tomato halves were placed on rectangular pieces of dough).

    Required ingredients:
    1. Cherry tomatoes: 300 g
  • 5

    Sprinkle with fresh rosemary on top.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Fresh rosemary: 1 stem
  • 6

    Bake in an oven preheated to 180 degrees for about 20 minutes (watch for the edges to rise).