Recipe Light Ham Mousse with Fresh Cheese

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Serves: 4 | Preparation time: 5 mins + 1 h in the fridge

  • Slices cooked ham : 200 g
  • Fresh cheese or Ricotta or even Goat cheese: 100 g
  • Walnuts: 5-6
  • Marjoram or thyme, fresh: a sprig
  • Salt and pepper: to taste
Method

Finely cut the ham and place it into a food processor with the cheese, the walnuts, the marjoram and a pinch of salt and pepper.

Blend everything together for 5 minutes; you will get a soft and smooth cream.

Place the mousse in a bowl, cover it with plastic foil and leave it to cool down in the fridge for 1 hour.

Garnish this mousse with some fresh marjoram leaves and serve it over soft sandwich bread.
 
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MypinchofItaly said:
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Serves: 4 | Preparation time: 5 mins + 1 h in the fridge

  • Slices cooked ham : 200 g
  • Fresh cheese or Ricotta or even Goat cheese: 100 g
  • Walnuts: 5-6
  • Marjoram or thyme, fresh: a sprig
  • Salt and pepper: to taste
Method

Finely cut the ham and place it into a food processor with the cheese, the walnuts, the marjoram and a pinch of salt and pepper.

Blend everything together for 5 minutes; you will get a soft and smooth cream.

Place the mousse in a bowl, cover it with plastic foil and leave it to cool down in the fridge for 1 hour.

Garnish this mouse with some fresh marjoram leaves and serve it over soft sandwich bread.
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I tend to not like garnish with mouse!:whistling:
 
That sounds really good. On weekends (usually Sundays), I don't do a regular round of cooking, I usually make a heavy breakfast, then we have something light halfway between what would normally be lunch and supper (so for us, that'd be around 3PM).

I make a nice little drink to go with it, and we sit out on the porch and have that. This sounds like a perfect addition to my usual rotation of hummus, bruschetta, salami and cheese, etc. Thanks!
 
TastyReuben said:
That sounds really good. On weekends (usually Sundays), I don't do a regular round of cooking, I usually make a heavy breakfast, then we have something light halfway between what would normally be lunch and supper (so for us, that'd be around 3PM).

I make a nice little drink to go with it, and we sit out on the porch and have that. This sounds like a perfect addition to my usual rotation of hummus, bruschetta, salami and cheese, etc. Thanks!
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You perfectly rendered the image in my head of that drink with you sit out on the porch..and next time with that soft pinch of rose.
Hope you like it!
 
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