With our CSA veggies from Amelis’Hof comes a leaflet, de Amelisbode, usually containing a recipe for some of the week’s vegetables. This week it’s a savoury ‘Picnic Pie’ with oven-roasted garlic, tomatoes and rosemary. I only had to substitute the anchovies to make it vegan/vegetarian! The rosemary came from the herb garden on our balcony.
This recipe is definitely a keeper so I’d like to share it with you for Beth Fish’s Weekend Cooking and the Whip Up Something New! challenge (which I’m hosting this month btw). It’s the ultimate summer pie! And since I made a few more adaptations I feel it’s okay to rename it. :)
Amelis’Hof Summer (Picnic) Pie with Garlic and Tomatoes
Ingredients
Serves 2.
- olive oil
- 3 sun-dried tomatoes
- 1 head of garlic
- 350 gr tomatoes
- 1 small or 1/2 big red onion
- 3 sheets of vegan puff pastry
- 12 black olives
- 1 tbs caper berries
- 1 tbs of chopped rosemary
- (optional) some chopped oregano or other fresh herb of you choice
- freshly ground salt & pepper
Preparation
- Preheat oven at 200 degrees Celsius.
- Soak sun-dried tomatoes in hot water.
- Separate garlic cloves — leave the skin on! — and put them in some olive oil in a high oven-proof dish.
- Cut tomatoes in thick slices, put them in an oven dish.
- Slice red onion and add to tomatoes.
- Pour a tablespoon of olive oil over the tomato-onion mix, and add some freshly ground salt & pepper.
- Roll out pastry dough and fill baking dish, punching a few holes in the bottom with a fork. Layer with beans or ceramic beads for pre-baking.
Whatever you’re using for blind baking; it’s always smart to put some parchment paper in first to prevent your beans/beads from sticking to the dough… I often forget. ;)
- Put all three dishes in the oven and bake puff pastry for 10 minutes, tomatoes and garlic 15 minutes.
- In the meantime mince olives, caper berries (you may want to rinse these first if they’re really salty) and soaked sun-dried tomatoes.
- After 10 minutes take your pie dough out of the oven, remove blind filling and bake for another 5 minutes.
- Now your tomatoes, garlic and puff pastry should be ready at about the same time. Allow the roasted garlic to cool for a few minutes.
- Peel the garlic cloves, mince, and mix HALF of it with the olives, sun-dried tomatoes and capers.
- Spread the mixture on the bottom of your pie, layer with tomatoes and onion, add rosemary (& other fresh herbs of your choice) and the rest of the crushed garlic. Sprinkle with a little more salt & pepper.
- Put your picnic pie into the oven for another 5-10 minutes.
BON APPETIT!
We had this quiche accompanied by a green salad with asparagus, more fresh herbs from our ‘garden’ (thyme & oregano), chopped walnuts & pistachios and a balsamic vinegar dressing with extra virgin olive oil, agave syrup, salt and pepper. I’m afraid the picture has a weird colour: we had the shades down because it was so sunny!
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& Part of Zesty Palette’s ongoing Bake Fest #4 hosted by Tomato Blues
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zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:01
Iris
It looks delicious and the recipe sounds delicious too. And easy to prepare! Now I just have to find vegan puff pastry!
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:23
Gnoe
It’s really very easy to prepare and SO yummy! Vegan puff pastry can be found in the organic stores. It’s never cheap (some more expensive than others) but I rarely use it so I indulge the luxury every once in a while. :)
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:05
yvonnep
Pfoe… lekker. Dat gaan we van de week ook doen.
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:24
Gnoe
Moet je doen! Wij misschien ook weer ;)
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:31
Beth F
Oh why oh why is not yet tomato season here?? I must, must, must make this. What a great break from pizza and so incredibly pretty.
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 17:35
Erik
It was delicious! One thing though, how can this be submitted to both weekend kooking AND vegan Monday’s ? ;)
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 18:36
JannyAn
Wow, looks great. I for sure am gonna make this!
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 19:30
Sheila (Book Journey)
Oh wow that looks delicious…. I just love vegetable dishes. You make me crave time for a garden….. *sigh* Someday…
zondag 5 juni 2011 bij 23:19
Louise
Your picnic pie looks fabulous. Just the thing for a picnic for vegans or non-vegans alike. I love roasted garlic, I was interested in your method, I just normally wrap a whole head of garlic in foil, and toss that in the oven.
maandag 6 juni 2011 bij 10:47
Gnoe
@Beth: Poooor you! Life is hard without tomatoes, isn’t it?! ;)
@Erik: Sshhht! You’re the last person who should tell on me! ;)
@Janny: I know you’ll like it!
@Sheila: Someday indeed! I hope we’re going to have a real garden Someday! And yes, enough time to work it.
@Louise: This was my first time roasting garlic as described — before I used the same method as you. I was just being faithful to the recipe ;) Of course aluminium foil is bad for the environment. Then again, too much oil is bad for my weight ;) I saved the oil from the garlic & tomatoes though and used it next day in another dish.
maandag 6 juni 2011 bij 13:52
Carol @ There's Always Thyme to Cook
That is one great looking pie! It looks delicious, it would go over very well in my family.
dinsdag 7 juni 2011 bij 10:05
Yoshi
The tomato colour plastic spoon and fork in the last pic look so cute !
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Uniflame
This looks awesome! I don’t really like olives and onions, but it sure looks tasty :)
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