Simple Tomato and Mustard Tart

lactose free
Lactose Free

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Today’s inspiration..! French Cuisine. A simple tomato and mustard tart.
A few years ago, I discovered in France savory tart “Tarte à la tomate”. I fell in love with it.
The French tart is basically made with red tomatoes, Dijon mustard, and fresh herbs. The base is
the classic Pâte Brisée. 
Savory tart, side dish.

There are a lot of variations to this tart. some recipes include tuna others add zucchini, etc.

I will keep it simple, using Pâte Brisée ready-made and few fresh ingredients.

What are the main ingredientes for the tomato and mustard tart ?

 
1)   Ripe tomatoes. Different varieties of tomatoes offer a more complex flavor. 

2)  Grated cheese. My choice was a mix of grated Comté + Emmental (French cheeses).

3) Red onion rings.

4) Dijon Mustard

5) Pâte Brisée

6) Fresh Thyme


¿How to assemble the tomato and mustard tart?

Preparing this tart was so easy that while my daughter was assembling the tart I was shooting all the process.

Let’s begin: Unroll the Pâte Brisée (ready-made) @marie_officiel on the tart mold, and add a layer of Dijon mustard, my favorite is @maisonmaille @maillearabia , but, feel free to use the one available in your pantry.


Add the grated cheese. I placed the first layer of the tomato slices. Then a second layer with Onion Rings.

Cover the onions with a second layer of tomatoes, to protect them from being burned in the oven. Add fresh thyme, a pinch of salt, and drizzle with olive oil on top.

Bake until golden brown and the tomatoes are cooked. If the Pâte Brisée is golden brown and the tomatoes are not cooked. Cover with tin foil and bake for extra time.

Simple Tomato and Mustard Tart
lactose free
Lactose Free

Kids Friendly
Today’s inspiration..! French Cuisine. A simple tomato and mustard tart.
A few years ago, I discovered in France savory tart “Tarte à la tomate”. I fell in love with it.
The French tart is basically made with red tomatoes, Dijon mustard, and fresh herbs. The base is
the classic Pâte Brisée. 
Savory tart, side dish.
Tomato and mustard tart. spiceupsoul

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If the Pâte Brisée is golden brown and the tomatoes need extra time to be cook, cover the tart with tin foil until ready.
 
 Eat cold or hot. It paired perfectly with salmon or leafy green salad.
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Course Side Dish
Cuisine French

Equipment

  • oven, round tart mold 28 cm

Ingredients
  

  • 1 roll Pâte Brisée  31 cm diameter
  • 5 Ripe tomatoes
  • 1 Onion
  • ½ cup grated comté cheese 
  • ½ cup grated Emmental cheese
  • Dijon mustard enough to cover the bottom of the tart
  • olive oil drizzle
  • salt pinch
  • Black pepper to your taste
  • Fresh Thyme to your taste

Instructions
 

  •  Pre heat the oven at 180 degC. 
  •  Unroll the Pâte Brisée on the mold and perforate the bottom with a fork.
  • Cover the bottom with Dijon mustard
  • Add the grated cheese 
  • Add a first layer of tomato, add the onion rings. Finally add a second layer of tomato slices, covering the onion rings. 
  •  Drizzle with olive oil, add a pinch of salt and black pepper
  • Sprinkle with fresh thyme.
  • Bake for 20 – 30 min @ 180 degC. Until the Pâte Brisée is golden brown and the tomatoes are cook.
  • If the Pâte Brisée is golden brown and the tomatoes need extra time to be cooke, cover the tart with tin foil until ready.
     Eat cold or hot. It paired perfectly with salmon or leafy green salad.

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