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Cheese, Tomato, and Herb Twists


Well, another month has rolled around, and it is time for another round of the secret recipe club.  This month I was assigned a fun blog called, The More Than Occasional Baker written by Ros.  Ros has a love for baked goodies, both sweet and savory, and enjoys participating in cooking challenges.


I really enjoyed looking through the many different posts at The More Than Occasional Baker.  There is a wide variety of delicious recipes to choose from.  I was drawn to all 30 of the recipes made with peanut butter  because it has been a while since I have tried anything new with the husband's favorite ingredient, but in the end practicality and time won out.  I chose these tasty Cheese, Tomato, and Herb Twists because I needed an easy and tasty side dish to serve with dinner one night.  I had all the ingredients on hand and was able to whip these babies out in no time flat.

Honestly, I was a little worried about how these would turn out.  I'm not 100% sure, but, based on the spelling on The More Than Occasional Baker blog, Ros if from the UK or Australia.  I wasn't sure that what I thought "tomato puree" was would be the same thing that Ros used in the original recipe.  But, either way, the final product we delicious!  I added a little bit of chopped roasted garlic to my twists, and a pinch of salt.  My children devoured them.  They were great as a side for our pasta, as well as a tasty snack later in the evening.  ENJOY!!

Cheese, Tomato, and Herb Twists
Recipe Source: The More Than Occasional Baker

1 sheet of puff pastry, thawed
1 egg, beaten
1 small can of high quality tomato paste
1/2-1/3 cup grated mozzarella cheese
dried Italian herbs
pepper
roasted garlic (optional)


Pre-heat your oven to 425 F.

Roll out one sheet of puff pastry on a floured counter or baking sheet.  Brush it with the beaten egg.  Turn it over and spread a layer of tomato paste.


Sprinkle a layer of cheese, dried herbs, pepper and roasted garlic.


Cut the dough into strips, twist the ends and place back on the baking sheet.

Bake for 10-18 minutes depending on the size of your twists.

Comments

  1. These sound yummy! I'm always kinda scared of cooking with puff pastry, but these seem simple enough!

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  2. Those look so easy and the results look fantastic.

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  3. I'm so glad you picked these as they are really tasty and yours looks really good. I live in UK and you're right tomato paste is the same as tomato puree. Happy SRC reveal day :)

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  4. Yum! I can't believe something so easy came out so beautifully. I love the addition of garlic, good choice :)

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  5. These look like so much fun to munch on! I love the simplicity of these and yet they're look so complicated. Nice recipe!
    Renee - Kudos Kitchen

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  6. Yum! I could go for a few of these right now. Happy SRC reveal day!

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  7. I love making puff pastry twists! They are so easy and can be made in a million different flavors. Yours look great!

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  8. These look like a perfect party snack.

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  9. JUST my kinda snack and what a perfect SRC pick too! Karen

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  10. These sound amazing! Great pick this month :)

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  11. Great pick! My mom made something similar when I was growing up. We called them pizza sticks.

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  12. What a great idea! I'll have to give them a try. :)

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  13. I think I could live on these twists!

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  14. I made these too when I had Ros's blog...they were sooo good, I almost ate all of them by myself. :) Great choice.

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  15. oooh they are like pizza in a flaky breadstick - love it! Great SRC pick

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  16. Yum these look delicious! I'll have to give them a try. Great choice for SRC

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  17. They look awesome! and a little dangerous... ;-) Hard to stop nibbling on them, I bet...

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