Name: Potato tart recipe
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 40 min
Total time: 1 h
Yield: Serves: 6
Ingredients: 500g small new potatoes; 375g packet ready-rolled puff pastry; Milk, for glazing; 2-3 tomatoes; 90-100g pack goat’s cheese with rind, cut into chunks; 1tbsp rosemary; Salt and pepper, to season; 1-2tbsp olive oil

By Sue McMahon

published 17 August 2014

Celebrate new potato season with this tasty and easy-to-make potato tart. This recipe uses ready made puff pastry for minimum hassle, topped with layers of potato, tomato and creamy goats cheese, all baked in the oven until golden and crisp. The finished tart makes a great vegetarian main course or a fun alternative to quiche for a picnic or alfresco dinner - and if you've got leftovers, it's perfect for popping into lunchboxes too!

Ingredients

500g small new potatoes
375g packet ready-rolled puff pastry
Milk, for glazing
2-3 tomatoes
90-100g pack goat’s cheese with rind, cut into chunks
1tbsp rosemary
Salt and pepper, to season
1-2tbsp olive oil

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Method

Preheat the oven to 220°C/425°F/Gas Mark 7. Cook the potatoes in boiling water for 12-15 mins, or until they are just tender, then drain them and rinse under cold water to cool them quickly.
Unroll the pastry and cut away the edges. Lay the pastry on a baking sheet and use the tip of a sharp knife to score a rim about 2cm (3⁄4in) from the edge, then score a criss-cross pattern in this rim. Prick the centre area all over with a fork. Brush milk over the scored rim.
Slice the potatoes and tomatoes and arrange within the centre area of the pastry. Tuck in pieces of cheese and sprigs of rosemary. Season with salt and grind over some black pepper. Drizzle over olive oil and bake for 20-25 mins, or until the pastry is crisp and the top is light golden.

Top Tip for making Potato tart

Try replacing the tomatoes with slices of red or white onion for a different flavour.

Sue McMahon is a former Food and Recipes Writer at GoodTo and Cooking Editor at Woman's Weekly. Her primary passion is cakes and Sue regularly travels the world teaching cake decorating. Her biggest achievement to date was winning the Prix d’honneur at La Salon Culinaire International de Londres beating over 1,200 other entries.