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I made a variation of these last year for our holiday sweater party and think that you pretty much can't miss with fig & goat cheese!
These are a simple and beautiful appetizer that freezes well and can be made ahead, and heated up as the party moves along! I love the fig preserves at the holidays- but these are great with marmalade or other preserves to reflect different seasons.
Makes 60-70
12 oz goat cheese
8 oz softened cream cheese
one egg
3 boxes of frozen puff pastry
2 jars of fig preserves
Let the puff pastry thaw on the counter. Using a hand mixer combine the goat cheese, cream cheese & egg. Using a small biscuit cutter (about the size of a silver dollar) cut circles out of the puff pastry sheets...place a circle of puff pastry in a greased mini-muffin tin, add a scoop of cheese mix, top with a dollop of fig preserves. Bake at 350 for about 25 minutes or until cheese and puff pastry is golden.
You can freeze these and then just re-heat them at party time! :O)
9 comments:
These look so good! I usually buy them but will make them myself the next time. thanks!
WOW! These look heavenly! I think I might have to bust them out for the Superbowl party this year!
Yum... I would seriously devour these!
Goat cheese and cream cheese?! Wow! these sound so delicious and easy. YUM!
I like it that they can be frozen - no last minute stuff!
These sound seriously perfect! Thank goodness the Superbowl is coming up - good excuse!
i love goat cheese! this looks like a winner
These sound so cheesy and good!
These are seriously awesome. I made them last night for a small dinner party. I hope they taste as good after being frozen. Mine weren't quite as pretty, but close. I think the key is thick fig preserves. Mine was more like a jelly. Next time I might put a slice of dried fig between the cheese and preserves. These were a huge hit! Thanks for the recipe!
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