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Goat Cheese Cream

Published: Sep 12, 2012 Last Updated: Sep 2012 by Lindsay This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and enjoy. 2 Comments

Ok so.

A few weeks ago we catered a wedding, and one of the things we did was a smoked salmon display.

It was pretty!  It was delicious!  It had.....goat cream cheese instead of plain because the bride likes goat cheese.

It was LOVELY.  I have some nice pictures of the salmon that need to be worked on a little bit, but since the wedding we've discovered LOTS of uses for this lovely cream!

It's so stinking easy. These pictures depict a LOT of cream because we were cooking for masses, so don't be weirded out by that.  Basically, we're looking for about ⅓ goat cheese, ⅔ cream cheese.

Here's what you need:

  • 1 small log goat cheese (4 oz or so)
  • 8 oz regular or whipped cream cheese
  • fresh cracked pepper

Um, that's 3 things.  You've totally got this.  Now, I used a combo of whipped and regular cream cheeses, which TOTALLY WASN'T NECESSARY since I beat the crap out of everything in the food processor anyway.

If you can let the cheeses sit out of the fridge for 2 hours or so before you make this, do that.  If not, no worries!

Put the cheeses and lots of pepper in a blender or food processor, and whip on medium to high speed until very smooth and completely combined.  This can take 2-4 minutes, so be patient!

Taste the cheese, which should be nice and creamy, and think of how much fun you're going to have with this yumminess!  I added more pepper.

Now, I served this a few times with veggies.  We also did it with smoked salmon on toast, and if you wait just one stinking minute (or a few hours), I'll show you a great appetizer to make with this that's super easy and flavorful.

You'll love this!  It's great to have around for spreads, dips, etc, and a nice fancy-up maneuver for regular cream cheese at brunch.

Now, you can of course make this wayyyyy in advance, just be sure to get it out of the fridge a little bit before you're going to serve it and stir it just a bit so it's not too stiff and cold.

Happy dipping!

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