Martha Stewart’s Potato Cheese Tart Is Perfect for Winter Nights – SheKnows

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Let’s be frank: it’s not even techinically winter yet, and it’s freakishly cold out already. Some areas of the country are blanketed in snow, and Los Angeles even approached freezing temperatures recently. That means we’ve been craving real stick-to-your-ribs comfort food, like ’s cowboy lasagna. But what about when we have a fancy occasion to prepare food for, and still crave something super hearty and comforting? That’s when we turn to the French. If anyone knows a thing or two about carbs, , and indulgence, it’s French cooks, and Martha Stewart took inspiration from them to create her latest must-try holiday : Alsatian Potato Pie.

Alsace is a region of that’s next to Germany and , and which is prized for its wine (they make a mean rieseling). And you know what goes really, really well with a glass of dry riesling? Martha Stewart’s Alsatian Potato Pie.

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This dish is surprisingly simple. The crust is store-bought puff pastry (make sure you’re using all-butter puff), and the filling is a mixture of cooked potatoes, butter-sauted leeks, and grated Comté or Gruyére . These cheeses have a sweet, nutty, flavor, and melt like a dream. Oh, and if you hate grating , one of these Tik Tok-famous graters will be a total life-saver.

Martha Stewart’s Potato Cheese Tart Is Perfect For Winter Nights – SheKnows

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Stewart has a handy hack for making sure the crust of the tart doesn’t get soggy. After the tart is nearly done cooking, she adds a spice-infused cream to the tart by funneling it in through the vents cut in the puff-pastry top. Pretty ingenious!

Whether you’re serving it as a hearty appetizer at your holiday…

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