CATEGORY |
CUISINE |
TAG |
YIELD |
Eggs, Dairy, Grains |
|
Food networ, Food5 |
1 |
Servings |
INGREDIENTS
110 |
g |
Butter |
275 |
|
Water |
150 |
g |
Plain flour |
4 |
|
Eggs and beaten egg for |
|
|
glazing |
150 |
g |
Gruyere cheese |
1 |
t |
Dijon mustard |
1 |
pn |
Cayenne pepper |
|
|
Salt and pepper |
1 |
T |
Olive oil |
2 |
|
Leeks |
50 |
g |
Fresh wild mushrooms |
50 |
g |
Chestnut mushrooms |
60 |
|
Dry white wine |
150 |
|
Low fat creme fraiche |
1 |
|
Sprig fresh tarragon |
1 |
|
Sprig fresh thyme |
INSTRUCTIONS
Cut the butter into pieces, place in a pan with the water and bring to
the boil, swirl the pan occasionally to make sure that the butter
melts before the water boils. Remove from the heat and quickly add the
sifted flour in one go, beating until the mixture forms a smooth paste
which leaves the sides of the pan. Allow to cool slightly, then
gradually add the beaten eggs, beating well by hand or with a hand
mixer after each addition. Grate the cheese and beat in 100g of it
with the mustard, cayenne pepper and seasoning. Spoon the choux
pastry into a piping bag fitted with a large plain nozzle or use two
tablespoons to shape the dough. Line a large baking sheet with oiled
greaseproof paper and pipe or spoon balls of the mixture side by side
on to the paper to form a ring shape 25cm in diameter. Sprinkle with
the remaining grated cheese. Bake 180C/35F/gas 4 for 20-25 minutes
until well-risen and golden brown. Meanwhile, prepare the filling.
Heat the olive oil in a shallow pan over a medium heat, add the washed
and thickly sliced leeks and cook gently, turning in the oil for 5
minutes. Add the washed and sliced mushrooms and continue to cook for
a further 2-3 minutes, then add the wine and creme fraiche, increase
the heat and allow to boil until the sauce has reduced by half. Reduce
to a gentle heat, add the chopped herbs and seasoning, then stir
gently to mix. Slide the gougere onto a large, warm serving plate,
fill with the leek and mushroom sauce and serve immediately.
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