Monday, May 21, 2012

Goat cheese and onion tartlets


I'm French so of course I love cheese! Out of them all, I have to admit my weakness for goat cheese... It reminds me of those days when I accompanied my parents wine and cheese tasting in the region of Sancerre, we would stop by this farm which produced the one and only Crottin de Chavignol cheese and since then it has always been on top of my favorite cheeses list!

It's been a while since I had a salty tart so last weekend I got inspired by this recipe and made some goat cheese and red onion tartlets. The only modification I made to the recipe was that I added a dash of sherry vinegar instead of balsamic vinegar when cooking the onions and instead of adding a drizzle of olive oil on the cooked tartlet I brushed some honey on top of the cheese before baking the tarts in the oven. It's a really easy recipe to make and extremely delicious!! 
Enjoy! 








51 comments:

  1. I am not a big goat cheese fan but it looks absolutely delicious.

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  2. Looks fantastic!

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  3. Thank you for this recipe. Your photos are beautiful !
    Have a nice day !

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  4. These look amazing! I love your food photography.

    xx http://camomeetscouture.blogspot.com/

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  5. I love goat cheese too, also I have to try it, it looks really delicious!
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  6. Mmm this looks lovely, ive no patience to cook though. Thanks for visiting and commenting on my post x

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  7. what a fantastic recipe!!!
    I love cheese me too!!!
    the french cuisine is so delicious.
    a big kiss, my dear!!!!

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  8. Hmmmmmm what a great recipe!!
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  9. I just happen to have some goat cheese in the fridge that I was undecided what to do with... I guess now I know!! It looks delish! Wish me luck!

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    Dana

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  10. THAT LOOKS AMAZING! The steps look simple but the end product looks so gourmet.

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    joanne♥choi

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  11. Oh I love goat cheese and these tartlets looks sooo yummy!!! I've to taste them!!! :-D

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  12. That looks so delicious. Your food photography are always perfect.
    Have a nice week.
    x

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  13. What!? You're French! How did I miss this!? I'm living in France and I've wanted to spruce up my recipe notebook with some French dishes so I'll have to add this ;)

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  14. Mh looks so delicious!!

    I will try it!!

    I am a huge fan of goat cheese myself!!

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  15. Oh my god I really have to try some time - I'm a big fan of cheese!
    thanks for commenting on my blog honey, would you like to follow each other?
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    xx
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  16. Opps sorry i missed the message hon, following you now, please follow back xoxo

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  17. beautiful and seems so good!
    s

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  18. Does this looks delicious or what- I think I have weakness for food ;) Great post.
    Have a spectacular day,

    xoxo
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  19. Those look SO yummy, and they're kind of cute too :)

    Annie
    The Other Side of Gray

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  20. It looks really delicious!:)
    Simona
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  21. Hi lovely, how are you? I hope well...
    Wow delicious post!!!!
    Have a good week!

    Besos, desde España, Marcela♥

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  22. Oh yummy! This sounds amazing and the photos are fabulous too! :) xoxo

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  23. Looks delicious! Kisses, and have a nice day

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  24. Yummy! This seems so delicious! I have to try this!

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  25. It looks delicious! :D
    xoxo

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  26. That looks so delicious. Send one my way? :D

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  27. I follow you now, hope you follow back :)
    Looks tasty, mhhhhhhhh! <3

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  28. these looks so delicious! goat cheese is one of my favorites! have to alter it a little because my bf is gluten free...unfortunately i find pastries and cakes and such tend to have not as good of a texture when its gluten free but i will definitely try!

    -Jessica
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  29. This looks so yummy mmmm!;)
    xx
    B.
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  30. Goat cheese always a good idea! I love it so much! :)

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  31. Mhmmm this look very delicious. I made a diet right now but when its over I think I try this. Thank you for sharing this.
    xoxo, Petra

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  32. What a delicious and gorgeous presentation of this amazing dish! Lovely photographs and I will flag this post and add it to my recipe collection.

    I'll add you to blog-lovin and I'm following via google. Thanks for stopping by today!

    leslie
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  33. I have nominated you for the Versatile Blog Award. Check it out on my blog!!!

    xx
    Diana
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  34. beautiful photos and this looks to tasty. i have go to try to make this myself sometime.

    xx rae

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  35. That looks delicious, love goat cheese too.

    Have a great week.
    xx
    5th&6th

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  36. those look incredible!

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  37. I really love goat cheese and use it often for my cakes, these are lovely tartlets :))

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  38. It looks so delicious and pretty. I'm so hungry now. Nice photos.
    xx

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  39. So Great!! :)

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    xoxo

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  40. I have to run to the kitchen and start cooking asap! This looks soooo good!

    Would be nice if we could follow each other on bloglovin!

    Kisses from Austria,
    Simone

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  41. Wow this looks so delicious!! I lived for a year in France and since then I'm a huge fan of cheese, I'm definitely going to look for this cheese sort you're talking about here :)

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  42. That looks delicious!!
    Thanks for dropping by my blog- I would love for us to follow each other. I'm following you now! :)

    tiffiemonster
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  43. i would love to try this recipe!!!

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  44. looks so delish! thanks for sharing<3

    wanna follow each other?
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  45. I love cheese, this tart looks amaazing!

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  46. mm thats looks great, i have to try this!

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