Parmesan shortbread, crunchy vegetables and mascarpone cream

sablé au parmesan, légumes croquants

Le visuel vous laisse rêveur…(Finally, I hope), alors je vous invite à un voyage poétique pour découvrir ma forêt enchantéeUne recette un peu différente aujourd’hui, avec un peu plus de précision et de temps de réalisation que d’habitude, pour créer une entrée au visuel très accrocheur.

Je vous avais présenté mes sablés au parmesan il n’y a pas si longtemps que ça et ils forment donc la base de cette recette, une base sablée au parmesan avec des légumes croquants et une crème mascarpone légèrement pimentée. Une entrée pour les grands jours, In any case, We, we loved it !

sablé au parmesan, légumes croquants

Come on, I leave you to the recipe…

Enchanted forest of crunchy vegetables, mascarpone cream and parmesan shortbread

Ingredients (pour 2)

  • A dozen Romanesco cabbage tops
  • The heart of an escarole salad
  • A dozen beans
  • Some death trumpet mushrooms (optional)
  • A few shavings of cheese
  • Olive oil

For the mascarpone cream

  • 100 g of mascarpone
  • 1 c. at c. Espelette pepper
  • Salt and pepper

For the parmesan shortbread

  • 50 g of flour
  • 40 g grated parmesan
  • 20 g semi-salted butter
  • 1/2 egg
  • 2 key of water
  • Salt and pepper
  • 1 pinch of Espelette pepper

Description

Start by making the shortbread, to do this, work the flour and the egg then add the softened butter and the parmesan. Add the water gradually then season. Place the dough on 1 centimeter in height in cookie cutters about ten centimeters in diameter and placed on a baking tray. Book cool 20 min. Preheat the oven to 200° and bake the shortbread 12-13 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside.

Then make the mascarpone cream, To do this, beat all the ingredients together to obtain an airy mixture.. Keep cool.

Now take care of the vegetables, then blanch the cabbage tops 4 minutes in salted boiling water, then put them in cold water to stop the cooking. Do the same with the beans for 3 minutes and shell them after cooking. Brown your mushrooms in a drizzle of olive oil for 5 minutes and set aside. Wash and separate the salad. Pass all the drained vegetables in a little olive oil.

Assemble (Finally) your forest by arranging the mascarpone cream on the shortbread inside the circles for approximately 1 small centimeter. Then unmold your circles.

Then arrange the vegetables in the forest, let your creativity guide you ! Finally add some cheese shavings.

sablé au parmesan, légumes croquants

Taste without delay.

Emilie

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35 Comments
  • Magnificent…

  • Carine
    10.3.13

    It's pretty !

  • Létitia
    10.3.13

    Wow it's magnificent!A very beautiful creation, that could convert vegetable haters (more or less big ^^) !

  • glossnroses
    10.3.13

    That's wonderful ! Bravo !

  • Marie
    10.3.13

    Adorable!

  • Granny Cakes
    10.3.13

    Cute as anything, nice walk in the forest…

  • Cook-with-love
    10.3.13

    It's superb and it must be delicious !!
    Romanesco cabbage, very good choice !!
    Kisses

  • Sof invites you
    10.3.13

    It's simply perfect, recipe, realization, photo, a wonder!!!

  • Clemence
    10.3.13

    How pretty !

  • Emilie
    10.3.13

    It's art ! It is superb. I will try it as soon as possible. A pleasure for the eyes and the palate, I think 🙂

  • A very very nice visual, for a starter I imagine super rich in flavor. Romanesco cabbage, wherever it goes it always has its little effect ! Have a good weekend girls

  • Aix guinea fowl
    10.3.13

    But it's superb, it looks like gastro… And we went outside 😉

  • Hémy
    10.3.13

    Wow, That's sublime !

  • LBDN
    10.3.13

    Very beautiful and beautiful photos 🙂

  • cookparadise
    10.3.13

    Everything we need to comfort us
    I wish you a nice evening
    Valerie.

  • Oooooooh but it’s beautiful and appetizing !!

  • Student cuisine
    11.3.13

    Super interesting, both visually and for the ingredients! It’s inspiring 🙂

  • muriel
    11.3.13

    It's very… Very Beautiful !!!!!

  • argon
    11.3.13

    Your little pie looks like a crown … what do I say … a tiara !! superb and certainly very good too ! Thanks for the recipe !

  • I adore !! It’s so poetic 🙂

  • This enchanted forest is magnificent 😉

  • isabelle
    11.3.13

    it's superb, light and colorful, spring on the plate if not outside, I love it 🙂

  • midi cuisine
    11.3.13

    I have always dreamed of biting into a sculpture ^^ Ma-gni-fi-que!

  • CrispX
    11.3.13

    It's splendid ! bravo, the photos are great and this forest is delicious ^^ kisses girls

  • Marie
    11.3.13

    Superb and, I'm sure of it, delicious 🙂

  • Fakecook
    11.3.13

    Your most beautiful work of art ! Very pretty !

  • Super beautiful 🙂

  • Lolotte
    12.3.13

    Wow this is superb! I adore!

  • Emilie
    12.3.13

    Thank you for all your kind comments !!
    It’s true that the rendering was quite nice to look at.…

  • Lili
    14.3.13

    You always have these ideas yourself… ! Bravo, it's superb !!! Big kisses !

  • veropapilles
    15.3.13

    Une très belle idée pour un superbe biscuit salé aux légumes croquants, c’est vraiment magnifique et hyper alléchant. Très belle entrée, bravo ! Biz et bonne journée. Vero

  • Isabelle
    27.3.13

    Magnificent ! quel fromage as tu utilisé pour les copeaux ? du gruyère ?

    • Emilie
      27.3.13

      Merci !
      C’était de l’emmental, mais ça peut être du gruyère ou du comté. C’est mieux si le fromage est à température ambiante, comme ça il ne se casse pas quand tu l’enroules.