Friday, December 17, 2010

Beef, Mushroom & Onion Tart


This was a hit.
Travis said it smelled like something that would be served in a fancy restuarant.  It was easy to make, can easily be altered, was filling, and was liked by everyone in my family!
From Better Homes and Gardens Magazine March 2010.

Ingredients:
pizza crust, can be store bought or follow the recipe below
1lb ground round
1 8oz pkg sliced mushrooms (I used a can of mushrooms from my cupboard)
1/2 med red onion, cut in wedges
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
3 oz blue cheese, crumbled
fresh oregano, or pizza seasoning (optional)

my pizza crust recipe:
3 cups flour (can use 1c whole wheat)

1 package fast-acting yeast
1 cup very warm water
2 Tbsp olive oil
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt

-In a large bowl combine 1c flour and the yeast. Add the water and stir.
-Add the oil, sugar, salt and remaining flour, blending it until it forms a ball. (You may need to add more water, oil or flour depending on the texture and humidity in the air. It should moist but not sticky.)
-Turn it out on a lightly floured surface and knead 8 - 10 times, form it into a ball and let it rest -preferably near something warm to help it rise some.

tart recipe:
Heat oven to 425. 
Cook beed, onion, and mushroom over med heat until meat is browned and onion is tender.  Drain off fat; stir in s&p.
Prep baking sheet with parchment paper or grease (I just sprinkled on some corn meal.)  Lay out crust on sheet.
Fill curst with beef mix, keeping an 1-2" edge.  Fold edge up, pleating and pinching where needed.
Bake 15 mins or until crust is golden.  Top with blue cheese, oregano, and pizza seasoning.

my notes:
I baked the tart with mozzerella on half of it since Travis doesn't like blue cheese.  I also used fresh parsley and oregano.
This was a little on the dry side and we decided a dipping sauce is needed.  Horseradish sauce will be the first thing I try.

4 comments:

Lisa said...

I like this. Do you have any other suggestions for sauce? I'm not a horseradish person.

Bonnie said...

Lisa,
Depending on the cheese you use, you could also make a nice mustard suace. Or just some good au jus.
Not that I've tried any of that...

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