Pancetta & Onion Applewood Tart |
It is a truth universally
acknowledged that it is perfectly fine for a food blogger to use
ready made puff pastry, especially for a quick family supper. I
usually like tomato purée or crème fraîche
as a base but as you have probably realised by now I have recently
been introduced to a new spread. Applewood Spreadable is made by the same company who made the Applewood
Smoky Cheddar Cheese. It obviously tastes terrific just spread on
some bread or crackers but it forms the basis of many a quick family
dish.
I've been fortunate enough
to receive a lovely hamper of goodies from Applewood Spreadable in
order to create some recipes. This is one of those recipes but fear
not the ingredients list is very short, the skill level extremely low
but it will still be gobbled up by all the family. I've used onions
but you could substitute spring onions or leeks. To add another taste
and texture you could layer some slices of tomatoes on top.
Equipment: 1 baking
sheet - I used my Swiss Roll tin which measures 13” x 9”, rolling
pin if using block puff pastry, frying pan.
Ingredients
100g Pancetta
1 Onion, chopped
500g Pack Puff Pastry (mine
was a block)
5 tbsp (75ml) Applewood
Spreadable
Method
1. While you prepare the
other ingredients get the puff pastry out of the fridge and leave it
to rest.
2. Start to cook the
pancetta in a frying pan.
3. When some of the fat has
been released from the pancetta add the onions.
4. Cook until the onion has
softened and starts to colour.
5. Transfer to a plate with
a piece of kitchen towel to mop up some of the excess fat.
6. Pre-heat the oven to
200°C/Gas
mark 6.
7. Roll out the puff pastry
block to the size of your baking sheet.
8. Put the pastry on the
baking sheet and prick all over. I like to fold a bit of each side
over in order to make a bit of a lip or crust.
9. Spread some Applewood
Spread all over the base.
10. Cover the base with the
pancetta and onions and cook for 20 minutes.
Great served with potato
wedges or a selection of your favourite vegetables.
Applewood Spreadable send
me the hamper and its contents for free. No payment was made for this
post. All words, photos and recipe are my own.
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