

Goats Cheese Tart
- 0:45 TIME
- 10 Portions
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INGREDIENTS
500g plain flour
250g unsalted butter or a low fat margarine
15ml CHEF® Vegetable Liquid Concentrate (5ml for pastry and 10ml for vegetables)
20ml cold water (approximate measurements to create the pastry, you will need to evaluate at the time of cooking)
3 cloves garlic, leave whole
225g baby leeks
150g beetroot (salt baked with 250g salt and 3 egg whites to make the crust, combine salt and egg whites to form a cement style crust. Coat beetroot and bake 180˚C for approx. 1 hour. Remove crust from beetroot and slice beetroot as required)
140g courgettes
180g fennel
220g plum cherry tomatoes
200g goats cheese
15ml olive oil
60g pea shoots
100g baby leaf salad
6ml balsamic glaze
METHOD
Prep Time: 20 minutes. Cooking Time: 25 minutes
- Blend the plain flour and butter in the blender to create breadcrumbs. Add a few drops of CHEF Vegetable Liquid Concentrate (approx. 5ml) and some cold water slowly to form a smooth paste. Remove and form a ball. Wrap in cling film and chill for 30 minutes.
- Grease the tart cases and leave to one side.
- Evenly chop the vegetables, except the beetroot. Keep them small enough to fit inside the tart cases. In a bowl, coat with 10ml olive oil and 10ml CHEF Vegetable Liquid Concentrate, remove and place on a roasting tray and add the garlic. Roast in preheated oven for approx. 20mins.
- Roll the pastry on a floured surface and cut to fit the tart cases. Line well into all the corners and allow to rest, do not trim to the edges. Dock the bases with a fork.
- Place onto a baking sheet, line with the cooked vegetables, crumble over the goats cheese, bake for approx. 15mins, and the pastry should be cooked and crisp but not burnt.
- Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
- Place onto the service plate with dressed leaf, dressed with the remaining 5ml of olive oil.
- Using the glaze, garnish the plates and serve.
CHEF'S TIP
A great meal as is but you can add pulled meats to the toppings if desired. The vegetables can also be changed as the seasons change so think of butternut squash, wild mushrooms and other root vegetables.
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