Mushroom Tart - An Experiment
I decided that because it is summer and I do not have too much to do (I do have a lot, just not A LOT), I would start up some playful kitchen experimentation. One of the things I (and Antonia) made was a tomato tart (featured here). This gave me the idea to make a mushroom tart.
It is so mushroom-y because it is all mushroom!
Mushroom Tart
Savory Tart Shell (recipe to follow)
3 Cremini mushrooms
Splash of olive oil
Splash of red wine (I used a few day old Zinfandel)
Salt
Pepper
Paprika
Take two of the mushrooms and chop roughly. Put them into a food processor (I use a mini-chop) with the splash of wine and olive oil. Add a little bit of salt and pepper. Chop until a medium paste, pulsing if necessary.
Scoop out into tart shell. Distribute evenly with the back of a spoon or spatula.
Take the last mushroom and slice it thin. Using the largest slices from the middle of the mushroom, lay them down in a pattern on the top of the tart. Sprinkle with paprika
Bake in a 275ºF oven for 10 or so minutes.
Easy aspie tart and so tasty.
It is so mushroom-y because it is all mushroom!
Mushroom Tart
Savory Tart Shell (recipe to follow)
3 Cremini mushrooms
Splash of olive oil
Splash of red wine (I used a few day old Zinfandel)
Salt
Pepper
Paprika
Take two of the mushrooms and chop roughly. Put them into a food processor (I use a mini-chop) with the splash of wine and olive oil. Add a little bit of salt and pepper. Chop until a medium paste, pulsing if necessary.
Scoop out into tart shell. Distribute evenly with the back of a spoon or spatula.
Take the last mushroom and slice it thin. Using the largest slices from the middle of the mushroom, lay them down in a pattern on the top of the tart. Sprinkle with paprika
Bake in a 275ºF oven for 10 or so minutes.
Easy as
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