The FiFi Report 292

Goat’s cheese and onion tart recipe …adulterated from Neil Perry and deliciousmagazine.co.uk

It’s the perfect summer Sunday lunch ; serve with wet hair, bare feet and salt on your skin..

You need for 6 men, 12 fashionista, 24 models

50g unsalted butter
1 tabsp olive oil
4 large onions, sliced
1 garlic clove, crushed
4 eggs
1/3 cup cream  ( or milk!)
1 tabsp chopped fresh thyme leaves, plus extra sprigs to garnish
125g mild goat’s cheese, crumbled

For Pastry: You can use frozen pastry or make your own fabulous pastry a la Neil Perry

  • Toss on your favourite white Chloe Maxi dress.
  • Pull hair back into a chic top knot.
  • Admire the Chanel pedicure.
  • Gulp down an Evian.
  • Pour a glass of wine.
  • Pop on new Balmain sunglasses.
  • Start chopping the onions as small as an Hermes bracelet.
  • Try not to cry. Thank the lord for Bobbi Brown waterproof mascara.
  • Chop the garlic as small as your discipline for dieting.
  • Whisk the eggs and the naughty but nice cream ( or milk) together in a bowl.
  • Add the chopped thyme to the eggs and cream.
  • Now blind bake the pastry.
  • This does not mean you drink a lot of Moet and can’t see what you are doing.
  • This means bake the pastry (Lined with pastry paper and beans) and cook for about 15 mins until as golden as Beyonce.
  • Let the pastry shell cool while you cook the onions.
  • Now toss the garlic, the butter, oil and onions in a fry pan and let the onions sweat.
  • You can add a pinch of sugar and salt to help with the caramel.
  • Let the onions cook and caramelise for about 15 mins until they are gorgeous and as brown as the new Celine bags.
  • Keep an eye on them while you pour another wine.
  • Once the onions are done you can now scatter the onions on the pastry,
  • Pour over the cream and eggs and then crumble over the chopped up gooey goats cheese.
  • Accessorise with pretty twigs of lemon thyme.
  • Bake in the oven for about 25 mins at about 180 until just cooked.
  • Serve to George Clooney with a chic salade verte and a crisp chilled white wine.
  • Bliss