Tom's Upside Down Leek Tart
  1. Place a large piece of parchment onto a large baking sheet

  2. Half the leeks lengthwise and wash gently

  3. Arrange leek halves snuggly cut side down on parchment paper into three pairs, alternating green and white ends for balance

  4. Draw around each set of leeks with a pencil and set the leeks to one side

  5. Within the stencil lines, drizzle olive oil and honey

  6. Generously sprinkle sea salt and black pepper

  7. Place sage leaves into the stencils along with an even sprinkling of lemon

  8. Lay the leek halves back on top and spread sour cream over them evenly

  9. Season again with more oil, honey, salt and pepper

  10. Roll out puff pastry on a lightly floured surface

  11. Cut the pastry rectangle into three pieces and roll each out at least 4 cm long and wider than each set of leeks

  12. Using a rolling pin, lift each rectangle of pastry carefully and lay on top of each set of leeks

  13. Bake in a hot oven for 35 minutes until the pastry has risen and is dark golden brown

  14. Allow to rest for five minutes

  15. Flip the tart upside down onto a chopping board and serve

Course🍽️Main Course

Diets🥕Vegetarian...

Category🥧Tart

Cuisine🇫🇷French

Occasions🥐Brunch📆Everyday

Season🌸Spring

DifficultyEasy ⏰ 45m

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