Tomato, Feta & Fresh Herb Tart
Ingredients: 1 store pre-bought, gluten-free and organic puff pastry 4 middle size red tomatoes 4 middle size yellow tomatoes 4 small size orange tomatoes 250g drained feta 2 tbsp Dijon
Ingredients: 1 store pre-bought, gluten-free and organic puff pastry 4 middle size red tomatoes 4 middle size yellow tomatoes 4 small size orange tomatoes 250g drained feta 2 tbsp Dijon
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