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Blue Butter
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- Total Time
- 10 minutes
- Rating
- Notes
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Ingredients
- 2ounces blue cheese, at room temperature
- 4tablespoons (½ stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- Salt and black pepper (optional)
Preparation
- Step 1
Cream the cheese and butter together with a fork; add salt and pepper if using. Roll into a log, wrap tightly, chill until firm and cut into thick slices to top the roast before slicing. Or serve the softened mixture by the spoonful after slicing.
Private Notes
Cooking Notes
I liked this but for my taste there needs to be much more blue cheese. I doubled the amount and would have added even more if I had it available. Served it softened over sliced grass-fed steak prepared sous vide at 133 degrees and then seared in a little butter with herbs -- it was a nice addition.
Oh, this is good -- and, of course, works on filets cooked on a grill, too. Doubled the blue cheese. Glad I did.
This is delicious! I added more blue cheese and because I had it Black Label Cambozola. It was delicious on sous-vide and grilled NY steaks. Some guests used it for the butter on their warm baguette. Later, when our arteries recovered, we still thought it was worth it.
This is delicious! I added more blue cheese and because I had it Black Label Cambozola. It was delicious on sous-vide and grilled NY steaks. Some guests used it for the butter on their warm baguette. Later, when our arteries recovered, we still thought it was worth it.
i wonder how this would be drizzled with runny honey...?
Maytag? That has always been my American blue cheese of choice, but I am open to suggestions.
Pointe Reyes. Great and a bit salty because of the grass near the ocean. I get it at Kroger, but Whole Foods has it, too.
Oh, this is good -- and, of course, works on filets cooked on a grill, too. Doubled the blue cheese. Glad I did.
I liked this but for my taste there needs to be much more blue cheese. I doubled the amount and would have added even more if I had it available. Served it softened over sliced grass-fed steak prepared sous vide at 133 degrees and then seared in a little butter with herbs -- it was a nice addition.
Make a double recipe!
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