Oh, how beautiful the summer veggies are right now!
This tart is super simple to prepare and is the perfect - light - side dish for your summer grilling menu. We served the tomato zucchini tarts with Jamaican jerk grilled shrimp kabobs over a bed of saffron rice.
Filling: 3 Tbsp ricotta, 3 Tbsp fresh mozzarella cut into small pieces, salt, pepper, dried basil
Alternate thinly cut slices of zucchini, and tomato.
[Prep the veggies by slicing, sprinkling with salt, blot dry after 30 min or put something heavy on top w/ papertowels to remove excess liquid before adding to tart pans.]
Sprinkle with the garlic flavored olive oil, salt and pepper.
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This tart is super simple to prepare and is the perfect - light - side dish for your summer grilling menu. We served the tomato zucchini tarts with Jamaican jerk grilled shrimp kabobs over a bed of saffron rice.
1 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil, 1 clove minced garlic |
1 Pillsbury (premade, rollout) piecrust cut into quarters Filling: 3 Tbsp ricotta, 3 Tbsp fresh mozzarella cut into small pieces, salt, pepper, dried basil |
Bake at 425 degrees about 35-40 min. Veggies will start browing and cheese will get bubbly. |
Serve with a garnish of freshly cut basil and a basil leaf. |
Written Method:
1 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil, 1 clove minced garlic
1 Pillsbury (premade, rollout) piecrust cut into quartersFilling: 3 Tbsp ricotta, 3 Tbsp fresh mozzarella cut into small pieces, salt, pepper, dried basil
Alternate thinly cut slices of zucchini, and tomato.
[Prep the veggies by slicing, sprinkling with salt, blot dry after 30 min or put something heavy on top w/ papertowels to remove excess liquid before adding to tart pans.]
Sprinkle with the garlic flavored olive oil, salt and pepper.
Bake at 425 degrees about 35-40 min. Veggies will
start browing and cheese will get bubbly.
Serve with a garnish of freshly cut basil and a basil leaf.
Would you like to see more recipes? Please visit my Recipe Index for tons of ideas that you can make with/for you family.
Here are a few to pique your curiosity:
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