Kevin's Hot Honey Herb Goat Cheese Peach Bites

Toasted, buttered baguette rounds get a spread of herbed goat cheese, a fan of fresh peach slices, a drizzle of chili-garlic hot honey, and a finishing shower of fresh thyme and flaky salt. Sweet, savory, a little spicy — and by the last bite, "Crazy Good!!!!"

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Ingredients

  • 4 pieces baguette, thick-sliced
  • 1 log Original goat cheese log
  • 2 whole fresh peaches, pitted and sliced
  • 2 tbsp fresh thyme, minced (divided)
  • 2 tbsp Nate's raw organic honey
  • 1 tsp chili garlic sauce
  • 1 tbsp salted sweet cream butter, for griddle
  • black pepper (to taste)
  • finishing salt (to taste)

Steps

  1. Prep the peaches: Halve and pit the peaches, then cut into thick slices.
  2. Mince the thyme: Strip the fresh Soli Organic thyme leaves from the stem and mince finely.
  3. Herbed goat cheese: Add the goat cheese log to a food processor with the minced thyme and black pepper. Puree until smooth and whipped.
  4. Slice the baguette: Cut the baguette into thick slices.
  5. Toast Beautifully: Butter a griddle and toast the baguette slices on both sides until golden. Only a qualitative "Toast Beautifully" cue was shown — watch for golden-brown color rather than a clock.
  6. Hot honey: Squeeze honey into a small bowl and stir in chili garlic sauce until combined.
  7. Mise en place: Arrange the toasted baguette, sliced peaches, minced herb garnish, and hot honey — ready for assembly.
  8. Herb Goat Cheese: Spread the herbed goat cheese generously over each toasted baguette slice.
  9. Peach Slice: Layer peach slices over the goat cheese on each piece.
  10. Hot Honey drizzle: Drizzle the chili-garlic hot honey generously over the peach slices.
  11. Thyme Finish: Sprinkle fresh minced thyme over the top of each piece.
  12. Finishing Salt: Finish with a pinch of flaky salt over each bite.
  13. Perfection: Plate and serve immediately while the toast is warm and the honey is glossy.
Kevin's Tip: Puree the goat cheese with the thyme until fully smooth — a whipped texture spreads much easier onto warm toast than a chunky one.
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