Goat cheese toast, honey and nuts

Tartines chèvre

J’adore les tartines… qu’elles soient au fromage ou aux légumes, elles constituent un plat simple et rapide à faire les soirs (ou les midis ça marche aussi !) où faire à manger n’est pas la priorité ! Et puis à la maison, on a souvent du pain qu’on a laissé un peu trainer et qui est un peu trop sec pour être mangé tel quel ! Aujourd’hui ce sont donc les tartines chèvre, miel et noix qui sont au menu, des tartines réalisées avec un bon pain complet maison aux graines de courges. Je sers simplement mes tartines avec une salade verte, a vegetable salad or soup to balance it out a bit (yes because there it is still cheese sandwiches we are talking about !). But these goat cheese sandwiches, honey and nuts can also be served as an aperitif, you just need to cut them into thirds or quarters. And as I am a fan of sandwiches, I'll be back very soon with a gourmet toast in vegetable mode.

And you your favorite sandwiches, what are they for ?!

Recette de tartines chèvre

Tartines fromage

Goat cheese toast, honey and nuts
Pour 4 toasts
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Ingredients
  1. 4 slices of bread
  2. 1/2 Saint-Maure goat cheese
  3. 4 teaspoons of honey
  4. 8/10 nut
  5. Freshly ground pepper
Preparation
  1. Preheat the oven to 200°.
  2. Arrange the slices of bread on a baking sheet.
  3. Cut the cheese into slices and arrange them on the bread.
  4. Add the crushed walnuts then a spoonful of honey per toast.
  5. Finish with a light pepper.
  6. Bake 15 minutes.
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38 Comments
  • Christine
    23.3.15

    Just everything I like ! Kisses

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  • A French girl cooks
    23.3.15

    Yummy! I love pictures. Goat is my favorite cheese! It makes me salivate!

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  • Muriel
    23.3.15

    Superb … Yum, Yum, Yum !!!

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  • The Cook Time
    23.3.15

    Hum I melt in front of these sandwiches …

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  • BoopCook
    23.3.15

    oouu how it makes you want =)

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  • bree13
    23.3.15

    very simple but so good !

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    • Emilie
      26.3.15

      Yes, it's often the simplest things that are the best. !

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  • lili
    23.3.15

    It looks awfully good !!
    Personally, I don't eat it that often., but I'll get to it 🙂
    This might just be one of my favorites., I love the association goat-honey !
    beautiful evening
    lili

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    • Emilie
      26.3.15

      Oh yes it's so practical and quick to make that here it's one of our favorite meals !

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  • Clementine
    24.3.15

    I also love tarts, I often make it at home to accompany a soup or a salad…

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  • Foodbiotic
    24.3.15

    Hmmm, looks very nice and close to lunch time … ^^

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  • Tales and Delights
    24.3.15

    I can assure you that your sandwiches are terribly envious ! Good thing I have all the ingredients at home 😉

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  • Rosenoisettes
    24.3.15

    Simple and good, these sandwiches are always a hit !

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  • Madame Maurice
    24.3.15

    These sandwiches are so appetizing !

    Madame Maurice
    http://mmemaurice.blogspot.fr

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  • Cathy's Delights
    24.3.15

    I say yes
    goat fan, how not to succumb.
    I sometimes make this kind of recipe by replacing the honey with quince jam, a delight.

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    • Emilie
      26.3.15

      Oh what a good idea quince jelly, I have to test this !!!

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  • CookieM
    24.3.15

    Hum… My mouth is watering 😉
    Like what simple products (but of good quality) put together with harmony can be a treat.
    Your “homemade” bread looks famous to me.

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    • Emilie
      26.3.15

      Oh yeah, it is sure that it is super important to have fun with good things !

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  • Cuisimia
    24.3.15

    The perfect combo ! It remains my ideal on pizzas, so good ! But since I'm a fan of sandwiches, I gladly take yours : very crispy, happiness 🙂

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  • from mouth to table
    25.3.15

    MMM! Very appetizing! I love this combination!

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  • Louise
    25.3.15

    Just like you, I am a fan of toast. And since I live near Ste Maure, necessarily… I fully validate this beautiful garnish 🙂

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    • Emilie
      26.3.15

      Oh then, how I understand you, what a pretty region too 😉

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  • carabistouilles
    31.3.15

    they look delicious !!! Thank you for this simple idea which suits me very well. ! 😉

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  • hugoland
    20.4.15

    Sainte-Maure's fault,I tested with goat blue cheese,it's simply smurf-delicious !!!

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