Creamy, balanced and fresh blue cheese processed in a typical Slovak spread.

A world star from northern Italy .... Gorgonzola!

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Gorgonzola - this harmonious, unmistakably spicy and balanced type of cheese, tickles the nose with vanilla, fruity aromas. On the tongue, it is creamy, slightly spicy, yet gentle and sweet and is incredibly versatile in every kitchen. Today we conjure together a Gorgonzola spread. I know this spread from my home country, Slovakia. When Christian spent the first Christmas in Slovakia together with me, this spread was served on a pastry called rožky. He, half Italian and an absolute cheese-lover, had called this Gorgonzola spread irresistible-heavenly.
I have been recreating the standard recipe of this Gorgonzola spread by my mom countless times here in Austria, refining it and developing it a bit further each time. Often, just a pinch of a new spice or a new ingredient and already tastes the whole spread completely new. Experimenting and setting new accents - that's something I can not keep my hands off.

Good on top - Gorgonzola spread

This spread does not need much to turn a common slice of bread into a small feast. Only a few ingredients are enough to prepare a delicious spread. So off to the kitchen and off you go.

PS: Christmas is the time to celebrate and be happy. I wanted to make Christian happy and thought with this Gorgonzola spread something special. A Christmas afternoon snack with bread rolls and this delicious spread in the form of an Advent wreath. A crunchy bread or fresh baguette with yummy spread on it - there is hardly a faster dish that can make you so full and happy in such a simple way.

Of course, this spread is not just for Christmas. Whether on crispy ciabatta, nut bread or a fresh baguette - you can enjoy it on any kind of bread all year round.

Enthält Amazon-Links / ads        150 gr Gorgonzola 100 gr roomwarm utter 1 piece apple a fiew grounded walnut 2 EL cream 1 piece clove of garlic 1 TL honey pinch herbal salt pinch pepper       also you need:   mixingbowl   hand mixer   apple or four grater

Lucina´s tips: You can replace the butter with avocado, which also tastes great. Also, you can, for example, add 1-2 teaspoons of Dijon mustard with honey and dill. Or use several blue cheese varieties together.

I did it that way:

Mix the gorgonzola, butter, cream and honey in the mixing bowl with the dough hooks of the hand mixer.
Peel apple and finely grate.
Peel garlic and press over the garlic press.
Stir in both together under the resulting mass.
Season with salt and pepper to taste our Gorgonzola spread.

If you liked my recipe and pictures, I would appreciate your feedback and comments.
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