Pie with Swiss chard, feta cheese and quail eggs (Princess pizza oven)

Category: Bakery products
Pie with Swiss chard, feta cheese and quail eggs (Princess pizza oven)

Ingredients

Puff pastry 400 g
Chard leaves 400 g
Homemade cheese 400 g
Quail eggs 5 pieces
Vegetable oil 1 tbsp

Cooking method

  • I really love all kinds of leaves. Raw or cooked: in pies, salads, as a side dish ...
  • This cake is very easy to make. There are a lot of variations: You can take any dough. I used puff. Quail eggs can be replaced with chicken eggs. Instead of cheese, you can take cottage cheese, but then don't forget about salt ...
  • So, cut the Swiss chard leaves into strips and slightly simmer in a pan with vegetable oil. At this time, rub or chop the feta cheese, add raw eggs. We mix chard and cheese-egg mixture. Roll out half of the dough, distribute the filling, roll out the other half of the dough, cover the filling, seal the edges and place the pie in a cold pizza maker. We turn on, and, after 25 minutes, enjoy.
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  • Pie with Swiss chard, feta cheese and quail eggs (Princess pizza oven)
  • Pie with Swiss chard, feta cheese and quail eggs (Princess pizza oven)
  • Pie with Swiss chard, feta cheese and quail eggs (Princess pizza oven)
  • I rolled out the dough, collected the pie and baked on a Teflon mat. Very comfortably.

The dish is designed for

Pie 30 cm

Time for preparing:

25 minutes

Cooking program:

Pizza Chicken Princess

Note

Chard contains a lot of vitamin K, in addition, vitamins A and E, as well as sodium, magnesium, potassium and iron.




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Ava11
Tatyana,
I am the first on a pie, I love pies with chard, every year I plant it, leaves in pies, pies and petioles, if juicy, I boil a little and then, if not on a diet, I fry them in batter, delicious! Thanks for the recipe.
Babushka
Alla, it's nice that there are like-minded people! Thank you for your attention to the recipe! Unfortunately, it is very rare to buy Swiss chard from us. It's a pity......
$ vetLana
Quote: Babushka
Unfortunately, it is very rare to buy Swiss chard from us. It's a pity......
Thanks for the chard idea. This year it has not grown with me, but I will write your filling into recipes. Thank you.
Katya1234
Babushka,
Tatiana, can you replace chard with beet leaves?
Babushka
Katecan of course be replaced. Since we rarely sell Swiss chard, I often make it with young beet tops. Good luck!

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