
Want a good way to use up those heirloom tomatoes? Throw it on a tart with some savory citrusy flavors of pesto. The tomatoes as they cook will have a whole new flavor that is game changing and the goat cheese added on top brings this tart to the next level.


This recipe sounds like it’s a lot of work, but trust me, it’s so quick and simple to whip up. You can even make the tart crust a day ahead of time as well as the pesto. Then throw it all together and bake.
If you need to keep this dairy free then omit the goat cheese, but I promise, it’s worth it. Being gluten free is our household, it’s always hard to find restaurants that serve gluten free tarts on their menu. They are either made with a puff pastry or a gluten tart crust. So I ventured off and made one not only gluten free but also very healthy.
Give this a try, I swear you’ll end up making it all the time. Great for parties, brunch, and can be served at any temperature preferred. Tag me in any photos so I can see your creations.
XO,
Natalie

Summer Pesto and Heirloom Tomato Tart
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- For The Tart
- Slice heirloom tomatoes thinly and set aside
- Pre heat over to 350°
- In a large bowl, mix together all the Tart ingredients.
- Spray tart pan with coconut oil or avocado spray
- Add all tart ingredients in tart pan and push firmly with hands to cover pan
- Bake for about 10 min and remove
- For The Pesto
- Pre heat oven to 375°
- In food processor, add all ingredients EXCEPt olive oil
- Blend processor and slowly drizzle the olive oil as the machine is running.
- Assemble
- Pour pesto evenly onto cooked pie crust
- crumble the goat cheese over the pesto
- Add the sliced tomatoes in a circular direction layering each one slightly.
- Drizzle with a dash of olive oil and salt
- Bake for 20 min until tomatoes looks like it's starting to slightly glaze
- Turn on broil on high for the lat 2 min or so to get tomatoes nicely cooked
- Remove, cool, and enjoy