Bruised Tomato Galette with Leeks and Pine Nuts
Flaky pie crust filled with a mixture of over ripe roasted tomatoes, leeks, and fresh herbs, drizzled with a white wine butter sauce, parmesan cheese, and toasted pignolias. Featuring Custom Culinary® Beurre Blanc Sauce.
Made with
- Gold Label Beurre Blanc Sauce
What You'll Need
Yield: 1 - 9" Tart
| QTY | INGREDIENT |
| Bruised Tomato Galette | |
| 1 ea. | 9" Pie Crust, as prepared, un-cooked (7 oz) |
| ½ c. | Melted Leeks (sub recipe) |
| 2 ea. | Tomatoes, heirloom, whole, sliced, ¼" |
| 2 tsp, | Oil, olive, extra virgin, first cold pressed |
| 2 tsp. | Herbs, fresh, chopped, finely |
| 2 tsp. | Nuts, pine, whole, toasted |
| 1 c. | Custom Culinary® Beurre Blanc Sauce (hot) |
| Melted Leeks | |
| 8 c. | Leeks, bottoms, julienned |
| ¼ c. | Butter |
| ¼ c. | Custom Culinary® True Foundations™ Vegetable Liquid Stock Concentrate |
Preparation
BRUISED TOMATO GALETTE
MELTED LEEKS
- Stretch out the dough to the desired shape slightly larger than 9".
- Spoon on the leeks onto the base of the raw pie crust spreading a thin layer 1" from the edge.
- Shingle the tomatoes all the way around being sure to bring the tomatoes 1/2" from the edge.
- Pull the remainder of the crust on the edge over the tomatoes carefully making sure to move all the way around the edge.
- Top with a drizzle of olive oil and bake for 15-20 minutes or until the tart is golden brown and crispy around the edges.
- Once baked remove from the oven and top with fresh herbs and toasted pine nuts.
- Cut a portion and serve with the hot Beurre Blanc Sauce.
MELTED LEEKS
- Preheat rondo over medium low heat.
- Add the base, leeks and butter and cook on low for 20-30 minutes. or until the leeks are tender and the liquids reduce to coat the leeks.
- Use immediately or transfer to a container for later usage.