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Great Hill Blue and Black Mission Fig Beignets
Great Hill Blue and Black Mission Fig Beignets
Great Hill Blue and Black Mission Fig Beignets
photo credit: Ev Thomas
Light little beignets filled with black figs and blue cheese.
Recipe By:
Pastry Chef Judy Mattera
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32 beignets
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Ingredients
1
c
water
4
oz
unsalted butter, cubed
1/2
tsp
salt
1/8
tsp
baking powder
1
c
flour, sifted
4
eggs
4
oz
Great Hill Blue Cheese, cubed
4
oz
dried Black Mission Figs, stems removed
2
oz
Port
Instructions
Heat water and butter until melted and bring to simmer.
Add dry ingredients off heat.
Return to heat to dry dough, stirring constantly for couple of minutes.
Place in mixer and with paddle, slowly incorporate eggs.
Chill dough.
Blanch figs in boiling water for 1 minute. Macerate (soften by steeping) in Port for 30 minutes. Drain and slice into quarters.
Scoop out 1-oz. balls and flatten to ¼-inch thickness.
Place one-quarter fig and one cube of cheese in middle and completely enclose. Roll into ball shape. Freeze.
Deep-fry 360 degrees for 2-3 minutes or until golden brown in color. Drain on paper towels. Serve warm.
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