Sometimes tasty food can be surprisingly simple and easy to make!
Case in point: this French onion tart. Those two words may not sound like they go together, but trust us, it tastes surprisingly good !
Onion tart is actually quite a staple of French cuisine, especially at this time of the year. It is the “go to” autumnal recipe of our French “Farmer Hunter” Agathe, when she needs to cook a quick but ‘fancy’ meal, serving as either a starter to your dinner party or as a main course for a light lunch (or in whatever other setting!). The key is using the right onions: aromatic and high quality.

Instructions:
- Preheat the oven to 180ºC
- Peel and chop the onions. (pro tipp: use protective glasses!) Mix the eggs and set aside.
- Place the puff pastry in a buttered tart pan (or, if you are using the ready-made one like us, you can also leave on the paper to keep it from sticking to the pan)
- Pour the olive oil and onions into a frying pan and cook for about 10 minutes on a medium heat, stirring from time to time.
- Once the onions have browned, turn off the heat, add the crème fraîche, the 2 mixed eggs, salt and pepper (feel free to add more spice if you like!)
- Pour the onion mixture over the pastry, bending the corners on top (as pictured) and bake in the preheated oven at 180 degrees for 30 minutes.

To efficiently peel & cut your onions, try Agathe’s method pictured above 😉
Enjoy!
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Thank you for making this recording. I have listened and noted. It is now one year since I began buying from Crowdfarming. I have stopped eating products containing sugar EXCEPT for high quality chocolate, and occasional home made cakes. Keep going with all that you are doing.
Dear Valerie,
Thank you for the lovely feedback! It is comments like yours that fuel us.
Happy new year!
Looks great , we are vegans . How to make this wonderful
French onion tart using vegan ingredients .
Best regards
Yoel
Dear Yoel,
In this case you would probably need to go to a speciality store or big supermarket where you might find some sort of vegan heavy cream to replace de creme fraiche and an egg-subsistute. The store-bough puff pastry is oftentimes automatically vegan, as they tend to make it with marguerine, but you would need to check the ingredients to be sure. Good luck!
We also have a few vegan/more easily adaptable recipe on the blog!
All the best for the new year!
I’ve just made this – with milk and yoghurt as I have no creme fraiche – and it is very good indeed. Thank you for the recipe
Dear Sarah,
We are glad ou liked Agathe’s recipe! Thank your for your feedback, much appreciated 🙂