Caprese Tartlets
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My department had a holiday pot luck today at work. If I ever bring food to share with coworkers, it's almost always something sweet. But I opted for the savory this time because I figured there'd be a lot of sweets already. We've been receiving baskets of muffins, cookies, chocolate and fruit from various vendors. I'm kind'a sugar'd out...and it's not even Christmas yet!
I woke up early this morning to bake something I came up with while I was grocery shopping over the weekend. I knew I wanted to make something very simple with very few ingredients. And, well, here's my contribution to the department pot luck.
I used crescent-roll dough to create little shells and filled them with shredded mozzarella, diced tomatoes, fresh basil and freshly ground pepper. I baked them in a mini-muffin pan for eight minutes in a 375ºF oven, and the result was four dozen little caprese-style tartlets.* Kind of a nice festive snack for the holidays!
*Or you can call them what they look like — mini pizzas.
10 Comments:
I bet they were all gone by the end of the day because I know exactly what you mean about being sugared out! :) Very cute. :)
Yes, they were all gone. I still had a fair share of sugar at the office, but I'm glad I brought in something savory to break the monotony of sugar. ;)
That looks delicious.
Thank you, Natalie. ^__^
Those look absolutely to die for!
Well, thanks very much! I love that these were so easy to make, but they look like I slaved in the kitchen over 'em. Heh.
They do look like mini pizzas or mini pizza pies! I know you won't have leftovers for me coz these will be such a killet in the pot luck. If I were there, I'll be one of the firsts to snatch them :P
Hehe. Thanks, Tigerfish. :) It's a good thing I made a lot of them!
yummy yum. i'm sure i could eat a lot of those. i prefer savory over sweet. :D
Thank you, Budding Cook. :D I can't decide which I prefer...savory or sweet. I guess I can't live without either!
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