'Crémeux' of Flor de Guía Cheese with Rosemary Honey Veil and Basil

Preparation

Flor de Guía cheese 'crémeux'
Heat the cream with the Flor de Guía cheese in a Thermomix until they are completely blended. Add the gelatin after first soaking it in cold water. Refrigerate the mixture for about 12 hours, then beat as if beating cream.

Rosemary honey veil
Reduce the rosemary honey over medium heat until it begins to foam. Remove and add water to reach 650 g / 1 lb 7 oz. Add the gelatin after first soaking it in cold water. Pour onto shallow flat molds to form strong, thin veils (one per person).

Spanish recipe: Crémeux of Flor de Guía cheese with a rosemary honey veil and micro-basil. Photo by: Toya Legido/©ICEX.

Presentation

Serve the cheese crémeux onto four dishes and top with the rosemary honey veil. Decorate with the micro-basil leaves, diced apple, fleur de sel and spice bread.

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Time

12,5 hour (Cooking time: 15 minutes)

  • 200 gr PGI Flor de Guía cheese
  • 50 ml cream
  • 1 sheet gelatin
  • 300 gr rosemary honey (PDO Miel de La Alcarria)
  • gelatin sheets
  • Leaves of lemon, anise, cinnamon and purple micro-basil
  • diced cooking apple
  • 'Fleur de sel' from the Fuencaliente saltworks
  • Spice bread
  • 7.055 oz PGI Flor de Guía cheese
  • 1.885 fl. oz cream
  • 1 sheet gelatin
  • 10.582 oz rosemary honey (PDO Miel de La Alcarria)
  • gelatin sheets
  • Leaves of lemon, anise, cinnamon and purple micro-basil
  • diced cooking apple
  • 'Fleur de sel' from the Fuencaliente saltworks
  • Spice bread
  • 0.95 cup PGI Flor de Guía cheese
  • 0.211 cup cream
  • 1 sheet gelatin
  • 1.41 cup rosemary honey (PDO Miel de La Alcarria)
  • gelatin sheets
  • Leaves of lemon, anise, cinnamon and purple micro-basil
  • diced cooking apple
  • 'Fleur de sel' from the Fuencaliente saltworks
  • Spice bread
Wine match

Yurima Torres

Contiempo Baboso Negro Tinto de postre 2008 (DO Valle del Güímar), by Bodegas Arca de Vitis. This purplish-red wine is persistent in the mouth, fruity and balanced, so it marries very well with cheese, especially with aged and semi-aged cheese, and with a wide range of spices.