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Tarte Flambée dough with spelt and rye flour

A backyard in the middle of Alsace. We sit in a pergola scantily covered with wild wine on white plastic chairs around a long plastic table. We drink Orangina out of these little glas bottles with drinking straws. It's loud, funny and convivial in the backyard. One tarte flambée by another is placed in the middle of the table and everybody can take a slice. The tartes are covered with leek, speck and onions, mushrooms or salami. At the end we eat always a sweet tartes flambée with apples and cinnamon.

You can hardly cook against culinaric memories of the childhood but we try it over and over again. Our basic recipe for the dough is rustic because of the spelt and rye flour. If you want you can work only with spelt flour or wheat flour. We covered our tartes with brussel sprouts, speck and sour cream. It's a tasty winter edition.

Flammkuchen Teig

Ingredients

For 6 tartes:

300g spelt flour

200g rye flour

1 pinch of salt

20g fresh yeast

1 tbsp sourdough

300ml lukewarm water

Instructions

Put the flour, salt and sourdough into a bowl. Crumble the yeast into a little bowl and mix with a little bit of lukewarm water until smooth. Add the yeast and water to the flour mix and stir together with a spoon handle. Then knead the dough onto a floured surface, form a ball and place into the bowl.

Leave the covered dough on a warm place for about 30 minutes.

If the dough has risen, you have to knead again and form 6 balls. Place the balls onto a board and let rest for 20 minutes again. Meanwhile preheat the oven to 220°C (top/bottom heat). 

Roll out the dough balls as thin as possible and cover as you like. Bake the tartes for about 15 minutes.

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Tarte flambée
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Comments

  • Kathrin

    19.12.2015

    Oh, das klingt toll mit Dinkel & Rogge und Hefe & Sauerteig dazu. Kommt auf die Nachkochliste. Scheint mir ideal auch zwischen den Tagen für etwas leckeres zwischendurch ohne Riesenaufwand.

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    • Ye Olde Kitchen

      19.12.2015

      Liebe Kathrin,
      ja der Teig geht echt fix und schmeckt total lecker. Trotzdem machen wir ihn viel zu selten, genauso wie Pizza. Sollten wir uns als Vorsatz fürs neue Jahr nehmen: mehr Flammkuchen und Pizza :-)
      Viele Grüße und schöne Feiertage, Eva und Philipp

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