Tartine Végétale Salée
(Savory Vegetable Tartine)
Roasted Sweet Pointed Peppers
Greetings French
Cuisine Lovers,
The Tartine is
a beloved staple of French cuisine, often enjoyed for a simple
breakfast or light lunch. This versatile, open-faced sandwich is proof that
delicious food doesn't need to be complicated. With Ttartine literally
translating to 'bread with something on it,' the possibilities are endless and
can be adapted to any craving—from sweet spreads like butter and jam to savory
creations layered with creamy cheese and fresh herbs.
You’ll love making and enjoying this
roasted-caramelized-to-perfection colorful Sweet Pointed Peppers — my
inspiration for this gorgeous and delicious Tartine Végétale Salée.
Tartine Recipe (serving size 2)
Ingredients:
4
Sweet Pointed Peppers or 2 large orange & red bell peppers
4 Garlic cloves
2 Slice of sourdough, wholegrain or any other bread to your liking
1 Tsp. Cappers
6 Cherry Tomatoes halved
1/4 Tsp. dried herbes de Provence
3 Tbsp. Olive Oil
Instruction:
1.Preheat the oven to
400F
2. Wash, pad dry
peppers, remove the core and
seeds. Next slice the pepper into 2 inch strips horizontally, toss
them in 2 tbsp. olive oil and 1/3 tsp. sea salt, then lay them on baking sheet
lined with parchment paper.
3. Place garlic cloves in double sheets of aluminum foil,
drizzle 1 tsp. olive oil, a sprinkle of sea salt and wrap them tightly.
4. Roast peppers and garlic gloves for about 30-45
minutes (depending on your oven temp., they may get roasted in 30 or 45
minutes, so, check the peppers after 30 minutes, garlic most probably will need
45 minutes, so you can leave those to be roasted more). Let pepper cool for 15
minutes, then thinly slice them and roll them into a spiral shape to make
rosettes. Next remove garlic shell.
5. Toast
your favorite bread, place it on a plate, arrange peppers, halved cherry
tomatoes, roasted garlic, capers, add fresh herbs such as oregano, drizzle
olive oil, a sprinkle of herbes de Provence & sea salt and enjoy! Perfect
by itself, with double shots of espresso or a glass of Pinot Noir or Chenin
Blanc.
Bon Appetite!
Chef
Ellie Lavender
Plant-Based
Mediterranean Personal Chef
Culinary & Wine Pairing Instructor
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