“I had a beautiful lunch at Must Wine Bar and enjoyed a divine goat’s cheese tart. Would you please ask the chef for the recipe? I’ve been craving it ever since.”
Consuelo Wall, Queens Park, WA
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This recipe is from the January 2011 issue of Australian Gourmet Traveller.
Ingredients
Pâte brisée
Apple and frisée salad
Method
Main
1.For pâte brisée, process flour and 1 tsp fine salt in a food processor to combine, add butter and pulse until fine crumbs form. Add yolks, then, with motor running, gradually add 100ml iced water until mixture forms a dough. Do not overwork. Pat into a disc, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate until firm (1 hour).
2.Preheat oven to 180C. Roll pastry on a lightly floured surface to 5mm thick, line eight 10cm-diameter tart tins and trim edges. Refrigerate to rest (20 minutes), then blind bake until light golden (12-15 minutes). Remove paper and weights, then bake until golden and crisp (5-7 minutes).
3.Reduce oven to 150C. Heat butter in a frying pan over medium heat, add onion and garlic and sauté until tender (5-7 minutes), add Madeira, cook until slightly reduced (1-2 minutes), season to taste and set aside to cool.
4.Divide onion mixture among tart cases, top each with a spoonful of goat’s curd. Whisk cream, eggs and parsley in a bowl to combine, season to taste, pour into tarts and bake until set with a slight wobble (20-25 minutes). Cool to room temperature on a wire rack.
5.Meanwhile, for apple and frisée salad, whisk oils and vinegar in a bowl to combine, season to taste, add frisée, apple and walnuts, toss lightly to combine and serve with goat’s curd tartlets.