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Whipped Lemon Goat Cheese Infused with Montreal Himalayan Seasoning & BBQ Rub

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Whipped Lemon Goat Cheese Infused with Montreal Himalayan Seasoning & BBQ Rub

Recipe by Marc Cardinali

Indulge your taste buds with a burst of flavour in this heavenly whipped goat cheese, infused with the irresistible Cluck & Squeal Montreal Himalayan Seasoning and BBQ Rub. This culinary masterpiece goes beyond its traditional use as a pizza topping, elevating your dining experience with its rich and savoury notes. Its creamy texture and tangy taste make it a versatile addition to your culinary arsenal, perfect for spreading on sandwiches, crackers, or as a dip for veggies.

Whipped Lemon Goat Cheese Infused with Montreal Himalayan Seasoning & BBQ Rub

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Whipped Lemon Goat Cheese Infused with Montreal Himalayan Seasoning & BBQ Rub

Prep 10 min
Serves About 1 cup
Method Food processor

Directions

Blend

Remove the goat cheese from the package and chop it into chunks. Add the goat cheese, lemon juice and Montreal Gold to a food processor and blend, stopping to scrape down the sides with a rubber spatula as needed.

Whip Until Smooth

Keep blending until smooth and whipped, but not liquid. If it isn't getting a whipped consistency, add a little more lemon juice. Serve and enjoy!

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Tips & variations

How to use it. Spread it on sandwiches or crackers, serve it as a veggie dip, or use it as a pizza topping. It's featured on our Montreal Salmon pizza.

Make it a meal. Try it layered with charred vegetables in our Grilled Vegetable Nachos.

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Creamy, tangy and endlessly versatile.

This whipped goat cheese is brightened with lemon and infused with Cluck & Squeal Montreal Gold Seasoning & BBQ Rub, made with Himalayan salt. It goes far beyond a pizza topping: spread it on sandwiches or crackers, or serve it as a dip for veggies.

Pair it with grilled chicken, juicy pork ribs, roasted vegetables or even grilled peaches.

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