Name: Marinated Tomatoes with Parmesan
Ingredients: 4 Individual Goats Cheese; (crostinis); 4 sl Brioche Bread; 250 ml Olive Oil; (to cover goats; ; cheese); 4 Cloves Garlic; (crushed) (4 to 5); 450 g Rocket Leaves; 450 g Tomatoes; (sliced - marinated; ; in above goats; ; cheese - marinade; ; for 1 hour); 225 g Fresh Parmesan; (peeled); 50 ml Balsamic Vinegar; Seasoning

[The prosperity gospel is] basically what the sixteenth century German monk turned church reformer Martin Luther called the “theology of glory”: How can I climb the ladder and attain the glory here and now that God has actually promised for us after a life of suffering? The contrast is the “theology of the cross”: the story of God’s merciful descent to us, at great personal cost, a message that the Apostle Paul acknowledged was offensive and “foolish to Greeks.”

Michael Horton

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	Sami	Starter, Here’s one , Earlier2	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

4		Individual Goats Cheese; (crostinis)
4	sl	Brioche Bread
250	ml	Olive Oil; (to cover goats
		; cheese)
4		Cloves Garlic; (crushed) (4 to 5)
450	g	Rocket Leaves
450	g	Tomatoes; (sliced – marinated
		; in above goats
		; cheese – marinade
		; for 1 hour)
225	g	Fresh Parmesan; (peeled)
50	ml	Balsamic Vinegar
		Seasoning

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Place goats cheese onto brioche and cut with a 3 inch cutter over
cheese.
2. Bake in oven, basted with some of the marinade for 10 minutes.
3. Remove sliced tomatoes from marinade and arrange in a circle on the
plate. Put some rocket leaves in centre and garnish with curls of parmesan
around.
4. Remove goats cheese from the oven and put in the centre of tomatoes on
top of the rocket leaves.
5. Blend the balsamic vinegar with the marinade and dress around the
cheese. Serve.
Note You may like to coat the goats cheese with flour, egg and breadcrumbs
with added fresh herbs for extra flavour. Use soft green basil, chervil,
coriander etc.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : Chef:Steven Saunders
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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