This month’s challenge was super easy – bake something in puff pastry. My en croute was filled with a seared Portobello mushroom, pureed white beans seasoned with garlic and balsamic vinegar, and sundried tomatoes.
… and baked it at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. It puffed up beautifully.
Here’s the inside shot. You’ll notice my upside down wrapping. The beans and tomatoes were on the bottom instead of the top!
It was a nice combination of flavors and a delicious dinner. My favorite en croute preparation is whole cauliflower, which I made for Thanksgiving dinner last year.
14 comments:
Yum! That looks so good.
You didn't say how it tasted. Delicious, I bet.
The mushroom is such a great idea! I might have to try that when I'm visiting my folks.
your veggie en croute looks great, Diann! the combination of white beans, sun-dried tomatoes, and portobellos sounds heavenly! mmmmmmmm! i'm gonna have to make myself a gluten-free pastry sometime - yours look too good not to try something like it. yum!
It's gorgeous! I remember your cauliflower from last year! How could anyone forget? It was awesome! :-)
Beautiful!
That looks so freaking good!
Oh! That looks really good! I'm a big fan of portobello mushroom, Yum! I'm so impressed how pretty you made and you said it's easy!
oh my gosh, I have never forgotten that amazing whole cauliflower creation. Whoa.
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hope you are doing well!
Oh my YUM! That looks awesome.
I like the filling. Beans and sundried tomatoes sounds really delicious! I will make some en croute with puff pastry next time. That's a recipe I'm surely gonna make over the holidays again!
I can't wait to try this out!
Looks really really delicious.
Beans and sun-dried tomatoes are just excellent for this.
Is that mushroom?
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