Mushroom Tart

This vegetarian mushroom tart is the perfect appetizer, light lunch, or even a main that you can make all year round. Garlicky, buttery mushrooms are piled on flaky all-butter puff pastry with cheese. It’s utterly and mouthwateringly delicious, and you won’t be able to stop at just one slice!

It’s so quick to make, and super simple. But the result is impressive, perfect textures and big flavors!

Meet my new favorite lunch recipe, this super easy mushroom tart! Light, buttery, cheesy, and mushroomy (if there’s such a thing). If you love mushrooms, then you’re going to fall in love with this tasty mushroom tart!

Anyone can make this mushroom tart, I mean, even if you’re a kitchen newbie you still can easily make this. So make sure to bookmark this recipe, as it will become your go-to recipe for lunches, brunches, and even dinners. Serve it with a side salad, a portion of fries, and your guests will love you for it!

And if you love the idea of an easy puff pastry tart as much as I do, you need to check out my Asparagus tart recipe as well! It’s SO good especially when asparagus is in season! A fresh Tomato Tart is another amazing way to make this easy recipe.

What Goes in Mushroom Tart

• Mushrooms: You can use any type of mushrooms that you like, I went for chestnut/cremini brown mushrooms, but by all means, go for any type of mushrooms that you have available. Whether it’s white button mushrooms, wild mushrooms, or porcini mushrooms, it will taste amazing!
• Puff Pastry: I recommend getting an all-butter puff pastry. You have to read the label, but many brands use shortening and other types of fat. If you can’t find it, use pie crust instead.
• Cheese: I used Edam (semi-hard cheese), but Gruyere or raclette go very well here. You can also go for a mix of cheddar and mozzarella.
• Garlic, onion, and fresh thyme (you can also use rosemary).
• Olive oil, butter, salt, pepper, and an egg for the egg wash.

How To Make Mushroom Tart

If you’re using frozen puff pastry, you have to make sure that it’s thawed. I recommend that you thaw the frozen puff pastry in the fridge overnight, but if you don’t have time then you can leave it on the counter at room temperature to thaw. But, when puff pastry is warmed up it will melt so you really have to catch it during that sweet spot when it’s thawed but not melted? So keep an eye on it!

To make the mushroom tart, it’s just 4 simple steps:

1. Saute the mushrooms. Feel free to change things up and add other ingredients such as onions or even cherry tomatoes. But no matter what you do, always make sure that you’re using enough garlic because there’s nothing better than garlicky mushrooms in a mushroom tart!
2. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper, this will prevent the puff pastry from sticking to the sheet pan. Unroll the puff pastry sheet, then score the edges (create a border) and this will create your crust. Then using a fork prick the puff pastry sheet.
3. Grate some cheese, and sprinkle it over the puff pastry sheet.
4. Top with the sauteed mushrooms, and bake!

With the same method, the possibilities are endless! Make a mixed vegetable tart, tomato tart, asparagus tart, you name it! You can get as creative as you’d like, and add your own seasonings and flavors to make your own creation inspired by this mushroom tart.

Also keep in mind that this mushroom tart reheats beautifully. You can either reheat it in the microwave, or in the oven just for a couple of minutes until it’s warmed up. And you can even freeze it.

What To Serve Mushroom Tart With

Serve this mushroom tart warm as an appetizer, side, or even main. It goes so well with a side salad and a portion of french fries or oven-baked fries.

For more great mushroom recipes, make sure to check out my mushroom rice recipe, Indian mushroom bhaji, Air Fryer mushrooms, mushroom risotto, and these grilled portobello mushrooms.