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50g/11/2oz fresh ceps (porcini) or other mushrooms, sliced
Handful radicchio and chicory leaves or other bitter leaves
1 tablespoon Tuscan olive oil
8 borage flowers
4 marigold flowers
Spread out a sheet of clingfilm on a board and brush with oil. Roll the cheese into a cylinder about 20cm long, and chill for five minutes in deep freeze to firm up.
Take another piece of clingfilm and scatter with petals of borage and marigold. Roll cylinder of cheese across them until they stick, and wrap into cylinder. Do not chill, but set aside.
Lightly sautée the ceps in oil. Arrange on plate, heaped with the bitter leaves, brushed with oil. Finally, cut the cheese in half and unroll.
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