Our favorite flavors of the spinach, the feta cheese and the greek yogurt, combined in the form of a savory tart, made from scratch.
A tart with crisp pastry crust and all the flavors and nutrients of its delicious ingredients.
Yours
A tart with crisp pastry crust and all the flavors and nutrients of its delicious ingredients.
Yours
work: 01h:00' | time: 01h:45' | medium |
Ingredients for the dough (Pâte sablée)
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InstructionsSieve the flour with salt, make a hole in the center of the flour, cut the cold butter into cubes and add them to the mix. Using a fork or a food processor, press the butter into the flour to the mix and make a crumby dough. |
Add egg, stirring continuously. |
Finally add the milk and shape the dough into a ball with our hands. |
Wrap in film and place in the refrigerator for 1 hour or until the filling is prepared. |
For the filling (6 servings)
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Chop the spring onions, the leek, and the onion. Sauté with olive oil in a deep skillet. |
Wash and drain the spinach, add to skillet with the sauted onions and let it absorb the juices. Remove from heat and let the mixture cool. |
In a bowl beat the eggs with the yogurt. With a fork, crush the feta cheese and add half the mixture into the eggs. Add the semolina and nutmeg. Join the two mixtures and stir well. |
Grease a tart case with a diameter of 25 cm/ 10". Take the dough from the refrigerator and open between two nonstick papers, a thick sheet with a diameter a little longer than the tart pan so that we can lift the sides of the tart case. Place the sheet of dough in the tart form. |
Fill the base of the dough with porcelain balls or make holes with a fork in several places, so that it is not overly inflated, and put in the oven at 190°C/ 375°F/ Gas Mark 5 for 10'. Remove from the oven and pour the filling that we have prepared. Spread the filling thoroughly, across the surface of the tart case. |
Spread the remaining feta cheese. Put the tart case back in the oven to the last rack and bake for 30'-35' to get a nice ruby color. |
You may want to increase the amount of dough and make a second sheet of phyllo dough which will cover the tart and get a very tasty pie.