Use hot sheet
Preheating the sheet immediately gives the puff pastry underheat. Thus, the soil sits faster and absorbs less tomato juice.
The tomato tart is easily prepared with finished puff pastry. Dijon-mustard, goat's fresh cheese and thyme form a strong base for different coloured tomatoes.
Why this recipe works
Tomatoes contain a lot of water and have to lose liquid before they start. Thin salt, drain and dry dab is therefore more important than a particularly long baking time. A narrow edge, a thin cheese cream and an already hot sheet also help in tanning the soil.
Recipe
Crispy puff pastry carries a spicy goat cheese cream and ripe summer tomatoes. The previous salting of the slices keeps the tart aromatic instead of watery.
Place slices of tomatoes on kitchen paper, gently salt and allow to release 15 minutes of water. Then carefully dry on both sides.
Preheat the oven with a baking tray to 200 °C top/bottom heat. Roll out puff pastry and baking paper, scratch around a 2 cm wide edge and insert the middle several times with a fork.
Mix goat's fresh cheese, crème fraîche, egg, mustard, half of thyme and pepper smooth. Spread cream thinly within the scratched edge.
Put on tomatoes slightly overlapping, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle over remaining thyme. rest tart on the hot sheet and bake golden brown for 30 to 32 minutes.
Leave the tart on the sheet for 5 minutes. Cut into four large or eight small pieces and serve warm or lukewarm.
Kitchen know-how
Preheating the sheet immediately gives the puff pastry underheat. Thus, the soil sits faster and absorbs less tomato juice.
Very soft tomatoes lose a lot of fluid. Aromatic, but still crop-resistant varieties produce the cleanest slices.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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