Ever go to a practically empty fridge and wonder what you can toss together for supper? I like to keep a box of puff pastry on hand, and almost always have tomatoes, eggs and cheese. Dom, at Belleau Kitchen, inspired this quick, spur of moment little summer meal. Yum.
1 roll ready made puff pastry
1 package of vine-ripened tomatoes
5 tablespoons strong cheese
1 egg
salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
rosemary (I didn't have fresh on hand, so used dry)
Slice the tomatoes and lay them in an oven-proof roasting pan, drizzle with olive oil and balsamic vinegar and roast for 20 minutes at 325. Roll out the pastry, score a line around the edge, about an inch from the end. Grate cheese on top, add roasted tomatoes, and crack an egg on top. Bake until golden brown, about 15 minutes at 375. I sprinkled Parmesan cheese on each slice before serving.
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ReplyDeleteGoodness that looks yummy :)
I have all the ingredients and will give her a whirl...
Thank you for sharing.
~Jo
Yes, I do have these ingredients on hand, and I just may make this for my daughter and me for tonight's supper a deux!
ReplyDeleteI love meals I can pull out of the pantry -- always think of them as "free" meals.
This looks lovely -- beautiful to look at and Mmmmm.... would be delicious.
Thanks for posting!
Cass
I made this one when I was home alone. It made two suppers for me, actually. Just perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh yummy! My usual standby is a bunch of leftovers thrown into a large bowl with fresh spinach and cheese and possibly hot sauce or tomato sauce. Then nuke it for 3 minutes on high with garlic salt. EVERY time is different, but this looks oh so much better!
ReplyDeleteSimple receipies for my head
ReplyDeletenervous fridge thinking
keep me please
for the baking soda box
Tomato tart
food formula fits fine
and I got it down good
puff the eggs
sprinkle roses
pack of tomatoes
(you're a cute tomato)
or ketchup
drizzle, roast, roll
Score!
home run...
Anonymous, you're cute.
ReplyDeletegoodness this sounds like heaven...I'll have a slice please :)
ReplyDeleteI would eat the whole thing in one sitting - gluten and all :) I also always have eggs, cheese and tomatoes (and bananas).
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderfully easy and delicious concoction this is! and beautiful to look upon - very yummy - i may have to try tonight!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely beats my usual bowl of cereal!
ReplyDelete*Yum*
~Mimi
www.thegoatborrower.blogspot.com
Dear God, that looks good. Would be fine with fruit too, I bet.
ReplyDeletethis sounds delicious all except the egg. And I bought a box of that pastry stuff because you mentioned it in another recipe. I have never used it but may try it now. !
ReplyDeleteYum! I have someone here who would definitely try this...I think!
ReplyDeleteAnd I hae a rosemary bush outside, so can even do that. And eggs and cheese are always in my fridge too, but I need to stock up on puff pastry.
Thank you Tess,
ReplyDeleteWe guys can only say yummy,yummy but not bake them. But I'm ok with boiling some water and having a half-boiled. Or if adventurous that morning even treat myself with a sunny-side up!
Weird you should post this today, when I'm making "paleo pizza" for the first time! (Crust is made of cauliflower and almond flour and eggs and spices)... very similar dealio, tho!
ReplyDeleteJulia Childs and Jamie Oliver would be proud. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteUh, I belive I should have said Julia Child and Jaime Oliver.
ReplyDeleteA quick glance and I thought I saw waffles but I was wrong...this is so much better...roasted tomatoes! I will give it a try!
ReplyDeletewow that looks delish
ReplyDeleteThat looks good [minus the egg :)]; then again, that might be a nice change. Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteRustic delights! I do something similar with sun dried tomatoes with garlic and olives. Cheese of choice is Buffalo Mozzarella!...Mmmmmmm! Nice one Mate!
ReplyDeleteSo, that's two orders without egg, and 20 WITH.
ReplyDeleteDivine.
ReplyDeleteLately, anything with a fried egg on top is calling my name. I'm a bit obsessed, actually.
What a lovely inventive idea from such a few ingredients. Made my mouth water.
ReplyDeleteMy dear Tess, that is my usual style of cooking . . . I see what I can find and go from there. Don't laugh, as you see from yours, they are often the simplest and best meals.
ReplyDeletemy clever daughter makes a breakfast version of this Tess with asparagus and proscuitto. It's a wonderful (and impressive) thing to serve to guests!
ReplyDeleteYou (and she) have inspired me to keep a box of puff pastry in the freezer too!
That looks good Tess. Served with a big plate of chips (our chips = your fries : but better)
ReplyDelete...and fries must be accompanied by a big puddle of ketchup!
ReplyDeleteI'm whipping them out as fast as I can, Cro! You talk among the customers, so they won't get too impatient.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an amazing treat!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh what clan are you? I'm an Anderson.
Ah, that will be Clan Kincaid, then .:)
ReplyDeleteYum. I guess I would have to use the inside of my oven, huh? :)
ReplyDeletedamn that looks good! only w/ vine ripened tomatoes i'm thinkin'.
ReplyDeleteBourbon, my ancestral birth clan is Clan Hannay...my married name is Kincaid.
ReplyDeletethis is delish!!
ReplyDeletexx
Oh My God!!! How did I nearly miss this post Tess!?!?!? Thank you for the mention ( i'd been wondering why my followers had gone up exponentially with Americans over the last day or two...) and WOW that looks good! It really is such a simple and satisfying treat. I'm so chuffed you made it and liked it! xxx
ReplyDeletecan't believe I just said 'chuffed' in a comment! How thoroughly British of me!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Dom, it was wonderful! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGawd, my mouth is a'waterin'.. :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious! A tomato and egg orgy!
ReplyDeleteTomato tart with a baked egg pretty much sums up my life ...
ReplyDeleteWell, tomato tart with a baked egg is especially yummy...
ReplyDeleteWouldn't you know it? I have been away for a long time and let me return and you tempt me once again with food. I have missed your food.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have been a busy gal. Me too, but lately for my city. I am now a free-agent; no more photo editors to answer to (I retired last June) and no more city events to cover (I retired again).
Good to see that Willow Manor is flourishing. I look forward to more visits. Always a pleasure.