Because I do not type, here is a picture of the recipe (or you can look here):
The recipe was pretty involved, but turned out delicious. We made two versions. One with mozzarella and one with gorgonzola. If you make this, be sure you really love gorgonzola! You could substitute goat cheese, smoked cheddar, or Daiya as well.
Rolling puff pastry |
Garbanzo beans in place of baker's beads |
Because she wants to be in the blog EVERY POST! |
We plan on cooking quite a few more of these recipes, and we'll let you know what we think. In the meantime, please follow my good friend and moral compass' blog The Year of Plenty.
wow, that looks really awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt tasted divine.
ReplyDeleteBut we spent like 3 hours cooking.
ReplyDeleteYUM! That looks really good. I like Gorgonzola, but only in small amounts, though, so might have to use a different cheese.
ReplyDeleteIt looks mildly quiche-ish?
ReplyDeleteSimilar, but there are no eggs.
ReplyDeleteMichelle, it is strongly flavored. (I am eating the left over gorgonzola in a beet salad as I type!)
ReplyDeleteYou could even do this vegan.