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Cream Cheese Tart

Cream Cheese Tart

An United States snack. Ready in about 50 minutes. Difficulty: medium.

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Ingredients

How many people?

− 6 people +

Changed from 4 to 6 people · Back to 4

Fresh & other

  • 13 oz flour
  • 7 oz butter
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 lb cheese Shopping tip: Cheddar is a safe pick.
  • ½ cup + 2 tbsp milk
  • 5 eggs
  • 5 oz parmesan cheese
  • 1.2 lb plum tomatoes Shopping tip: Canned whole plum tomatoes, or fresh Roma tomatoes.
  • 1 ½ tbsp honey
  • Topping basil Shopping tip: Fresh basil leaves, not dried.

Sauces & oils

  • ¼ cup + 1 ½ tsp white vinegar
Spices & seasonings (1): salt
  • Pinch salt

How to make it

Steps in our own plain words.

  1. Crust: make a a pinch of salt, about 2 eggs, 7 oz butter and dough from 13 oz flour, press it into a tart form.

  2. Place it in the fridge.

  3. Filling: mix 1 lb cream cheese and ½ cup + 2 tbsp milk till smooth.

  4. Add.

  5. Do it in 5 eggs, 5 oz grated parmesan cheese.

  6. Season with salt, pepper and nutmeg.

  7. Take your crust out of your fridge plus prick the bottom with a fork.

  8. Pour in the filling.

  9. Bake at 350°F for around 25 minutes.

  10. Cover your tart using some aluminium foil after half the time.

  11. Slice about 1.2 lb mini tomatoes in the mean time.

  12. Pepper, salt, 1 ½ tbsp honey and ¼ cup + 1 ½ tsp white vinegar and mix well in a little pan heat 3tbsp olive oil.

  13. Pour over the tomato slices.

  14. Mix well.

  15. Place your tomato slices on your tart, avoiding too much liquid on it with a spoon.

  16. Decorate with basil leaves.

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Recipe from TheMealDB, adapted from the original. Steps rewritten in our own words. Times are estimates.