Mondsee tartlets with borscht

Ingredients

100 g WOERLE Mondseer
5 eggs
100 g Butter
150 g Flour
250 g sour cream
100 g bacon diced
1 onion
4 pre-cooked beets
100 g Beetroot juice
500 ml beef soup
freshly grated horseradish
ground cumin
salt, pepper, chili

Preparation

Step 1:

To prepare the Mondsee tartlets:

- Grate WOERLE Mondseer from hay milk
- Separate the eggs, beat the egg whites to stiff peaks and refrigerate
- Cream the butter
- Fold in the egg yolk
- Add flour and sour cream alternately
- Incorporate Mondseer
- Season with salt, pepper and cumin
- Fold in the whipped cream

Step 2:

Pour the batter into buttered muffin tins and place on a tray with a little water. Then bake in the preheated oven for about 15 minutes at 180°C.

Step 3:

For the borscht, slowly fry the bacon in the pan. Finely chop the onions and dice the pre-cooked beets. Put the onions in the pan and when the onions are translucent, sauté the beets. Pour in the beetroot juice and beef broth and season with salt, pepper and chilli.

Step 4:

To serve, place the borscht on the plates. Add sour cream with olive oil and salt and refine with horseradish and chives. And finally place the Mondsee tarts on the borscht. Et voila.

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WOERLE Mondseer hay milk cheese

Today as then, an incomparable pleasure, our original Mondseer! The hearty, spicy Mondseer is probably the oldest and most traditional red smear cheese in Austria. Its origins date back to 1830.

It is still produced according to a traditional and carefully updated recipe from the Mondsee monastery and cultivated with red cultures several times a week. The daily fresh hay milk, which is so important for its aromatic taste, comes from cows that graze on lush meadows rich in herbs.