Spring
Spicy Tomato, Spinach & Egg Galette
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Sandra P.
August 30, 2020
The flavors are deliciously complex because a have the sweetnes from the honey, the umumi savoriness in the tomatoes and paste, warm earthiness from the herbs, sour from the vinegar and saltiness from the layers of seasoning.
It took longer than excepted to make them, but it was worth it. Doing it over two days was ideal.
Since I did not have spinach on hand, I put diced, pre-salted zucchini in as the onions/shallots were softening. I seeded, diced and salted the tomatoes and them strain out for a half hour before using them so the excess liquid didn't mess with the dough. I used fontina instead as well which worked out great.
I also put in back in the fridge before cooking which I think helped make the crust wonderfully flaky.
It took longer than excepted to make them, but it was worth it. Doing it over two days was ideal.
Since I did not have spinach on hand, I put diced, pre-salted zucchini in as the onions/shallots were softening. I seeded, diced and salted the tomatoes and them strain out for a half hour before using them so the excess liquid didn't mess with the dough. I used fontina instead as well which worked out great.
I also put in back in the fridge before cooking which I think helped make the crust wonderfully flaky.
darby
July 30, 2017
Made these the other night and they were PHENOMENAL! The savory crust balanced the spicy veggies. Quick and easy to make!
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