Savory Carrot & Tarragon Tart

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The bright orange carrots in this savory tart are a feast for the eyes and the palate. Tarragon lends bold flavor to the tart. Other herbs, such as thyme or rosemary, would be delicious too.



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"OMG! This was so great! And I finally used a tart pan I've had for years. It was beautiful... like it was begging for a magazine shoot. I made it so I wouldn't have to go to the grocery store that day... no protein in the fridge except...
Savory Carrot & Tarragon Tart Recipe

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Oh... sorry; the rice wine replacing the sherry is not the only change I made to the recipe. I don't care for red onion, and I thought a full cup of onion sounded like too much; so I used 1/4 cup of yellow onion. I think more would have been waaay too much.

Anonymous, lexington, SC

8 weeks 3 days ago

OMG! This was so great! And I finally used a tart pan I've had for years. It was beautiful... like it was begging for a magazine shoot. I made it so I wouldn't have to go to the grocery store that day... no protein in the fridge except for eggs. My husband went nuts over it. These were his comments: "Great Googly Moogly, Babe!" "Wow!" "This is amazing!" "Throwdown this, Bobby Flay!" "I can understand how people gain weight, because it is all I can do not to go in the kitchen and bury my face in the rest of that." "There are no words to describe how good this is." And as I was figuring out what to fix for our weekend guests, knowing we will not be home for dinner tomorrow, I suggested that I serve the leftovers for lunch on Friday when they arrive. He nixed that right off the bat. I think he is planning to devour it tomorrow. The only change I made was to use rice wine instead of the Sherry. The crust is fabulous... I will make it again for other recipes too in the future. I served the tart with a salad of finely diced red pepper, chopped cucumbers & avocado, spring greens, fresh basil, crushed red pepper flakes, and balsamic vinaigrette. Perfect!

Anonymous, lexington, SC

8 weeks 3 days ago

This came together surprisingly easily. I brought to a potluck and it was very well-received. We loved it and will definitely make again.

DanikaW

8 weeks 3 days ago

I made this for our office Thanksgiving lunch and everyone loved it. Looked beautiful and very flavorful. I did use the fresh tarragon which not only increased the flavor I think but also made it smell wonderful.

Tamye, Keller, TX

8 weeks 3 days ago

I made this for company. We all loved it. Not only was it delicious but it looked beautiful as well. I'll certainly do this tart again.

J. O'Leary, Vestal, NY

8 weeks 3 days ago

This was very easy to prepare and turned out great. I like the paring of the sweetness of the carrots with the tarragon. Not too many eggs and good healthy oils. My family is not big on "sour" tastes, so I reduced the amount of the mustard and vinegar by half and that was just right for us. Wonderful paired with a salad.

Laurel, Madison, WI

8 weeks 3 days ago

This tart just didn't hold up to what it looked like on the photo - what's the purpose of the crust? Just use the filling alone into a oiled casserole. Needs a stronger herb than tarragon.

brendahc, Woodside, CA

8 weeks 3 days ago

I made this tart for a new friend that was from France and her Russian boyfriend. They both RAVED about the tart and begged me for the recipe! It is delicious indeed.

11 weeks 22 hours ago

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