Name: Eggplant and Bocconcini Tart with Rocket
Ingredients: 1/2 bn Rocket, trimmed and tossed; With a little vinaigrette,; To serve; Pastry:; 170 g Flour; 100 g Cold butter -- chopped; 2 Cloves garlic -- chopped; 1 tb Polenta; Filling:; 60 g Gruyere cheese -- grated; 3 Bocconcini -- sliced; 1 Eggplant, thinly sliced; Lengthwise; Olive oil

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Dairy, Eggs	Vegetarian	Luncheon, Main course, Pies & past, Vegetarian	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	bn	Rocket, trimmed and tossed
		With a little vinaigrette,
		To serve
		Pastry:
170	g	Flour
100	g	Cold butter — chopped
2		Cloves garlic — chopped
1	tb	Polenta
		Filling:
60	g	Gruyere cheese — grated
3		Bocconcini — sliced
1		Eggplant, thinly sliced
		Lengthwise
		Olive oil

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine all ingredients except polenta in a food processor, add 1/4 cup ice
cold water and process for about 15 seconds or until mixture just comes
together. Roll out mixture on surface sprinkled with polenta to a round
about 3cm thick and about 32cm in diameter. Place on an oven tray and turn
over a 1cm edge to form a rim. Cover and freeze for 20 minutes. Remove from
freezer and sprinkle Gruyere over surface.  Top with bocconcini and
eggplant.  Brush with a little olive oil, season to taste and bake at 200^C
for 45 minutes. Top with rocket and cut into wedges to serve.
Recipe By     :
From: The Thorderson Home <thor@alinc.Cdate: Mon, 18 Mar 1996 14:41:49
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