CAULIFLOWER CHEESE
300g whole milk
30g Essential Cuisine Béchamel Sauce Mix
15g English mustard
120g smoked applewood cheese, grated
500g cauliflower florets
SOUFFLÉ
300ml whole milk
30g Essential Cuisine Béchamel Sauce Mix
8g Essential Cuisine Cheese Stock Mix
0.5g ground nutmeg
50g smoked applewood cheese, grated
Salt and pepper to taste
150g water
CHEESE CRUST
140g butter
150g breadcrumbs
2g dried thyme
2g salt
1. For the cauliflower cheese, bring a pan of water to the boil on the stove and cook the cauliflower florets until tender. Strain, cool down and set aside for later
2. Mix the Essential Cuisine Béchamel Sauce Mix with the milk and bring to the boil Simmer for about 2 minutes, whisking constantly
3. Add the cheese and mustard and remove from the heat
4. When cold combine the cauliflower with the cheese sauce
5. For the soufflé, in a pan combine the Essential Cuisine Béchamel Sauce Mix, nutmeg and milk, then bring to the boil
6. Simmer for about 2 minutes, whisking constantly. Add the cheese, Essential Cuisine Cheese Stock Mix and season to taste and remove from the heat to cool
7. Using an electric mixer combine the water with the Sosa Natur Emul and Sosa Prosoufflé and whisk until thick and increased in volume
8. Combine the two cold mixtures folding with a spatula carefully without losing the air, until it’s homogeneous
9. Transfer the mix into a piping bag
10. Grease the ramekin dishes with butter or oil spray. Fill with the cauliflower cheese in the base and pipe the soufflé mixture in the mould
11. Bake it at 160ºC for 12 minutes
12. For the cheese crust, cut the butter in small cubes and keep at room temperature for 30 minutes to soften
13. In a bowl combine all the other ingredients together until you achieve a regular powder
14. Combine both elaborations by hand and stir well
15. Spread the dough between two parchment sheets (2 mm thick) and keep in the fridge to firm up
16. Cut into desired shapes
17. Add the cheese crust onto the soufflé for the last two minutes of cooking to achieve a crunchy crust