I guess the summer has officially started, as it's already June. I can't wait to enjoy all that summer food and drinks! Summer is the best
season for vegetable tarts, I find. Tarts are just the best option
for lunches, picnics, get-togethers etc. this time of the year. I like combining
different seasonal vegetables on mine, and they are always quick to
make. Now all we need is some warmer weather in England, then the
summer can truly start. Here's the recipe for my red onion and tomato
tart also featuring some roasted peppers and garlic.
Ingredients
2 red onions
1 yellow bell
pepper
3 garlic cloves
Olive oil
8-10 fresh basil
leaves
Handful of fresh
oregano leaves
½ tsp salt
Sprinkle of ground
black pepper
4-6 selected
tomatoes
320 g shortcrust
pastry
250 g grated
mozzarella
Method
Cut the red onion
into thin slices and cook them in olive oil until they are soft and
slightly browned. Season the mix.
Cut the bell
pepper into cubes, brush with olive oil and roast in the oven.
Cut the top of the
garlic cloves slightly open. Put them in foil, pour some olive oil
over, close the foil and roast them in the oven until soft.
Cut the tomatoes
into slices and roll out the pastry thinly and set it to a tart tin.
Put the onion mix
on to the pastry first, then the roasted peppers and garlic. Cover
with cheese and put the tomato slices on the top.
Bake at 200 C for
about 25 minutes until nicely browned.
Enjoy!
Your VegHog
That looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteMmm, a few weeks and I could get most of those from the allotment.
That's definitely going on my recipe list - thanks!
Thank you Belinda! It's very tasty too! I hope to have some balcony tomatoes later this summer as well, isn't it just great to have your own produce.
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