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From the OMNIA oven

Swiss Chard Tarte

by Doreen Düe | Food blogger with camper van

When camping, on holiday and sometimes in life, we should make it easy. Simply take a puff pastry, fill it with chard and simply top it with spicy red mould cheese. OMNIA now does the rest of the work so that we can simply enjoy the Swiss chard tarte afterwards.
 
How much I love it: I have a few ingredients in the blue box. These ingredients should be consumed more or less quickly. Then it would be best to combine them all with each other. 3 things to eat. 3 things combined. The result is this delicious Swiss chard tarte!

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Quick and easy

It's rare that I know what I want to cook when I go shopping. No, I usually have something in the "blue box" and then it turns into something delicious. Of course, it doesn't always work out that the ingredients harmonise as perfectly as they do here.  
If it turns out very well, you get the recipe on my blog and here. If not, it will be eaten but not repeated. But maybe that explains the diversity of recipes here...

The chard tart has definitely made the grade. In addition to its deliciousness, it fulfils another important criterion: preparation is quick and requires little work. Perfect for camping, perfect for life! 

Other filling
If you don't have any chard at hand, use spinach. If you don't like spinach... the tart is also delicious with leek!

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© Foto: Doreen Düe
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Ingredients

For the dough

1 cooling puff pastry (230 g)
300 g Swiss chard
150 g spicy cheese (I had red mould cheese)
Salt
Pepper
Nutmeg

1
First prepares the chard. 
Wash thoroughly and remove the leaves from the stems.
2
Cuts the stems into very small pieces and pours them into boiling salt water.
3
After about 4 minutes, add the chard leaves and blanch them for 4 minutes.
Use a skimmer to get the leaves out of the water and let them drip off. Do the same with the stalk pieces.
4
Grease your OMNIA mould thoroughly or use the silicone mould.
5
Remove the puff pastry from the fridge and place it in the middle of the dish. 
Cut a cross over the chimney and press the dough evenly into the mould.
6
Then spread the chard over the dough.
Season the chard with a little salt, fresh pepper and nutmeg.
7
Slice (or grate) the cheese and spread it over the chard.
8
Now roll the overhanging edge of the dough down onto the filling.
9
Bake your chard tart for 25 minutes on a medium flame.
At the end, on high heat for 5 minutes.

Tips:

  • for a nice colour, brush the edge with a whisked egg before baking. I didn't do that, so the dough is a little light ;).
So simple and so delicious!

Your Doreen

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  • Foto: Doreen Düe
The pictures of the Swiss chard tarte were taken on a reservoir in eastern Portugal.
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