Okay I swear I haven’t got #mushroomcrazy. Okay, maybe I have, but the mushrooms are just so gorgeous this time of year that I’ve been putting them in practically every savory dish I make lately. Including this savory, crispy, flavorful Vegan Walnut Mushroom Tart. #StepAsidePumpkin
We celebrated Thanksgiving this past weekend in Canada. The holidays always inspire me to redo old classics and reinvent new dishes to add to our family feast! This Vegan Walnut Mushroom Tart was a new addition to our annual Thanksgiving dinner. Even the mushroom hatas raved that it will have to join the regular holiday rotation – haters gonna not hate. 😉
Are you familiar with filo (aka phyllo) pastry? It’s a super thin pastry you can find in the freezer section. It’s perfectly flaky, savory, makes a delicious crust and most brands are naturally vegan! You could probably even try making your own filo dough at home but who has time for that when they are whipping up a huge holiday meaal!?!#AintNobodyGotTimeForThat
Filo pastry is traditionally rolled out and brushed with butter and eggs in between each individual layer. This Vegan Walnut Mushroom Tart skips out on the butter and eggs altogether and is brushed with an olive oil-water mixture. The results are a perfectly flaky crust topped off with sautéed mushrooms, garlic, onions, chopped walnuts, a few sprigs of fresh rosemary and thyme and some green onion sprinkled on top!
If you haven’t tried making a sweet or savory crust with filo pastry yet, this simple and appetizing Walnut Mushroom Tart is the perfect place to start. If you make this Vegan Walnut Mushroom Tart remember to tag your delicious Ceara’s Kitchen creations on Instagram with #CearasKitchen, share them on the CK Facebook page or share your feedback in the comments below! #EatHappyLiveHappy
Vegan Walnut Mushroom Tart
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A simple walnut mushroom tart made with flaky, savory and crispy filo pastry, sauteed mushrooms, crushed walnuts and green onion. Makes for fun 'finger-food' and appetizer to serve for the holidays or any get-together!
Author: Ceara
Recipe type: Appetizer
Serves: 16 slices
Ingredients
- 4 cups cremini mushrooms, sliced (see photo)
- 1 red onion, chopped
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 sprigs thyme (hard stems removed)
- 1 sprig rosemary (hard stems removed)
- pinch salt and pepper
- ½ cup olive oil
- ½ cup water
- 1 roll filo pastry roll, thawed according to directions (1 roll from the 454 g/16 oz. package)
- ½ cup walnuts, roughly chopped
- 5 sprigs green onion, finely chopped (*only green parts)
- 1½ tsp truffle oil (optional)
Directions
- Pre-heat oven to 375F/190C. Brush a standard size baking sheet with olive oil (preferably stone baking sheet - the stone will make your filo extra crispy).
- In a large pan over high heat, saute garlic and onion until soft. Add the thinly sliced mushroom, fresh thyme and rosemary. Saute for a couple minutes until the mushrooms are soft. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Mix together olive oil and water (you will not use all of it - it is to brush between the filo layers).
- Roll open filo pastry so it is flat. Place the first layer on the pan. Lightly brush it with the oil-water mixture. Add the second layer of filo pastry. Lightly brush it again with the oil-water mixture. It is okay if the pastry tears a bit - simply mold it back together with your hands. Don't worry about getting the layers perfect. Keep doing this until you have used up around half of the filo roll.
- Sprinkle half the walnuts and green onions onto the filo roll.
- Add the rest of the filo pastry roll. Keep alternating between adding the filo and oil-water mixture until the entire pastry roll is used up. Roll the sides up a bit like you would pie (see photo).
- Top the filo pastry with the mushroom mixture, the rest of the crushed walnuts and green onions. Season with salt and pepper. Bake for 15 - 20 minutes until crispy and light brown around the edges. Drizzle truffle oil on top (optional).
- Leave the pastry to cool before cutting into small sizes and serving.
Notes
1) I used one roll of the "Krinos" filo pastry found in the freezer section of the grocery store.
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I made this last night and it was excellent. I definitely recommend using the truffle oil. Makes it very decadent.
So happy you enjoyed it! Thank you for the feedback 🙂
How much truffle oil? A word is missing: “1½ truffle oil (optional)”
Oops, 1 1/2 tsp! Just updated 🙂
It was truly delicious Ceara! We are lucky to have been the recipients! :). Will make this for my guests for sure!
This tart looks so beautiful and tasty! It would be the perfect appetizer for thanksgiving dinner!
Looks so delicious!!! I love mushrooms! Our Thanksgiving dressing (or stuffing as some call it) always contains lots of mushrooms, as does our gravy. This tart is just beautiful…perfect for a holiday table! And puff pastry is the best!