French tartines are basically bread, often toasted, with either sweet or salty toppings. The one that I made tonight for Jade’s light supper consisted of goat cheese mixed with pesto, bacon and brie on sliced peasant bread, toasted in the oven. Sweet/sour cucumber and onion salad did the honors for vegetables. I’m posting this because she was so pleased!
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They just look simply amazing. Love the photo quality. May make something like this, delicious.
Thank you frugal.
I would be pleased with that too!
I have not had a chance to try many tartines but have a new book with a few examples that I definitely want to try. This adds fuel to the fire. Thanks!
Wow. I’m going to look for a tartine book also. Thanks Josh.
I bet she was very pleased! This looks amazing!
Thank you.
Looks terrific. I enjoy ordering a tartine in the evening after having a large lunch when we are traveling in Europe. There are so many inventive ones.
Thanks Karen. Josh has a tartine book and I think I’m going to look for one on Monday
looks absolutely amazing!
Thank you Melissa.
I will be delighted with this recipe. The tartines also work great on pork chops and steaks.