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Port Walnuts and Goat Cheese On Endive
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Ingredients
3 cups
walnut
halves
1/2 cup
sugar
2/3 cup
port wine
2
bay
leaves
2 tablespoons
butter
3 heads
endive
(20-24 leaves)
2/3 cup
goat cheese
Preparation
1
Melt
butter in a shallow pan and toss in nuts. Make sure all nuts are covered with a bit of butter.
2
Add bay leaves, port wine and sugar. Toss to combine.
3
Allow to
simmer
on low
heat
until port wine
thickens,
approximately 6-8 minutes.
4
Scoop
nuts onto a parchment paper lined
baking
tray. Drizzle
thickened
port over nuts. Place tray in freezer until ready to assemble.
5
Just before
serving,
dab a bit of goat cheese onto each endive leaf and add a couple of nuts to each one.
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