Serves a Crowd
Chard, Cauliflower and Caramelized Onion in Cheese Crust
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23 Reviews
Josie M.
June 16, 2013
This is delicious. Everyone loved it. Granted, it did take me around 4 hours to make! Next time I'll make 2 at once (freeze one). And I think it won't take so long the 2nd time. This would also be great with mushrooms.
TheWimpyVegetarian
September 17, 2011
Love love love this!! I think I'll make it this weekend! It looks so perfect for fall!!
AntoniaJames
September 15, 2011
Love this! Definitely on the "must try" list. Make that the "must try soon" list. Saved!! ;o)
SKK
September 15, 2011
Thank you so much, AntoniaJames. I didn't know this recipe was a pick until I got your message! Please let me know how it goes and if you have improvements.
AntoniaJames
September 16, 2011
Made this tonight for dinner. Fantastic! I added a bit of fresh thyme with the onions. So, so good. ;o)
boulangere
March 23, 2011
Chard, the greatest green ever plus cheese - looks like summer to me!
SKK
March 24, 2011
Thank you boulangere! Appreciate the comments. I have family in Helena and Missoula - maybe we will run into each other in Big Sky country.
fiveandspice
March 7, 2011
What a great sounding combination of flavors!
SKK
March 7, 2011
Thank you fiveandspice! I made these all week-end and the house still smells so good.
epowersbrown
March 7, 2011
This is beautiful and interesting...something to serve that inspires everyone! Beautiful, beautiful!!!
SKK
March 7, 2011
Thank you epowersbrown! I sent the very tart there is a picture of on a boat trip today - friends were moving their 65 foot boat from Seattle to Anacortes - and I wanted something that would look good and be easy to eat.
hardlikearmour
March 6, 2011
Sounds really yummy! Love roasted cauliflower in any form, and this sounds particularly good.
SKK
March 7, 2011
Hardlikearmour, I so appreciated your link with the Cooks Illustrated pie dough recipe. And next week I will be making your sunchoke tart. Really looking forward to the current recipe and any tweaks you make.
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