Onion & tomato tart

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Onion & tomato tart

#21 Post by L Austin France »

glazedallover wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2023 10:12 pm I understood it except 'inverted oven tray ' .......why inverted ?
'cos it's easy to slide the tart off the tray without destroying it if you don't have to maneuvre it over the lip of the tray.
Exile gets it.

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Onion & tomato tart

#22 Post by Blaze »

exile wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2023 11:23 pm I use an inverted tray to cook Tarte au Flamme (sp?) (Flamkucken). It makes it much easier to get the pastry off the tray and onto a board for cutting - without the danger of it disintegrating in the process.
We have a couple of flat baking trays and have just bought a flat perforated tray - brilliant for tarts, biscuits etc.

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Onion & tomato tart

#23 Post by glazedallover »

Quiksilver wrote: Wed Aug 16, 2023 5:46 am
glazedallover wrote: Tue Aug 15, 2023 10:51 pm Or omit the tomatoes (or not) and add anchovies and olives. Yum.
And pineapple? :lol:


That's just weird. Sausages ? ;)

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