This rustic tart is great blueberry recipe to make when fresh blueberries are in the markets. A simple pie crust is filled with berries and baked to perfection.
This week’s Sunday Supper theme is so much fun! This week the Sunday Supper crew are cooking up dishes inspired by music! I had such fun reading through everyone’s recipes, but when I had to come up with an idea, I drew a total blank. Lucky for me, I married a musician who helped me find the perfect song to inspire me – Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino.
It is blueberry season and I’ve been buying as many blueberries as we can eat plus some. I’ve made blueberry pie, blueberry donuts, and even peach blueberry basil iced tea. But I’ve been wanting to try my hand at an easy blueberry recipe – a fruit tart.
I was really surprised at how quickly and easily the tart came together. I made my pate brisee recipe, which is basically an all butter crust, for the crust. One thing I’m terrible at in the kitchen is rolling out crust into a circle! I just can’t seem to do it.
The berries are mixed with a few simple, basic ingredients and then plopped in to the middle of the pastry dough. Be careful – they roll! Fold the edge of the dough around the the berries and then bake.
Rustic Blueberry Tart
Ingredients
- 1 recipe pate brisee or any pie crust
- 2 cups fresh blueberries
- 2 Tablespoons flour
- 2 Tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- Zest and juice of 1/2 a small lemon
- pinch of salt
Instructions
- Prepare a pie crust.
- When ready to bake, roll out the crust in to a 12-inch circle on a piece of parchment paper large enough to hold the circle.
- In a small bowl stir together berries, flour, sugar, cinnamon, zest and juice of lemon and salt. Toss so the berries are coated.
- Carefully place the berries in the center of the pastry disk (careful - they roll!). Leave 1/2" of dough around the edges.
- Gently fold up the edges of the dough over the berries, pleating every 2 inches or so. Pinch together any rips or tears.
- Bake at 375 degrees for 55-60 minutes.
- Allow to cool on parchment paper.
Thank you, Jo! Hummm sounds wonderful, I’ll test here at home
Looks really delicious! Thanks for sharing your recipe, Camille!
That looks wonderful! I love making pies but have no time ~I really like this rustic version!
MMM! That looks delicious! And perfect for tonight’s mini celebration of the Hubs new job.. and I just happen to have all ingredients on hand! Love it when a plan comes together 😉
Found you on Mom 2 Mom – Thanks for sharing!
This is a beautiful Blueberry Tart that we would just love! Thanks for sharing with Full Plate Thursday, I always look forward to your visits!
Come Back Soon,
Miz Helen
I love blueberries and this tart looks easy enough to make. Thanks for the inspiration!
Very quick and easy!
This looks SO delicious! I love blueberries. Stopping by from #InspirationMonday.
Thanks for stopping by Lisa. It’s really a fantastic summer treat!
Hey Camille, I saw this easy blueberry at Miz Helens. I am always looking for easy recipes to use my fav blueberries. I “pin” and gonna sure try. I’m new g+ follower. I linked up blueberry cornbread and blueberry gravy. It is delish. come for visit ck it out.
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Thank you, Jo! Blueberry gravy?! Yum! I will have to check that out.
Your blueberry tart looks great. Thanks for linking up with me. I’m featuring you this week!
Thank you so much for the feature, Jerri!
You always have such great recipes – thanks for sharing it with us at the #WWDParty. Have a great weekend!
I’m not great at making pate brise either. That’s my dh’s department.
Thanks for sharing your recipe at Motivation Monday!
I always have problems getting the dough into a decent circle too. This is perfect for me!
I know! Rolling out a crust in to a circle is one kitchen skill I can’t seem to master.
Wow Camille! This looks so yummy! Thank you bunches for linking up and partying with us! Pinning this!
Thanks, Kristi! It’s super easy, too!
I’ve made a pear tart like this, but have to try your blueberry one because my kids lo-ove blueberries. Thanks for sharing at Inspire Us Thursday on Organized 31.
Rustic tarts are the best, no fuss over the crust, I love it! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
I love how this looks! Very tempting! Just pinned this.
This looks SO good! Thank you for sharing the recipe and linking it up to Thrifty Thursday!
Thank you so much for sharing your delicious recipe with Full Plate Thursday.
Have a great weekend!
Miz Helen
i need to make this with my leftover blueberries. yummy breakfast:)
I love blueberry season for the baking opportunities it provides! I just made a blueberry cream cheese pie, but have never tried a blueberry tart. Your recipe looks simple and delicious. I’ll have to give it a try.
This recipe looks yummy and your pics are gorgeous!!
Mmmm.. I love blueberries!
Oh this looks delish! i have pinned the recipe for future reference.
And easy! 🙂
I think this would be great with a layer of cream cheese under the berries. Divine!
Yum! Great idea!
This looks amazingly yummy! I have blueberries just waiting to be used too. Found you through a link party!! Following now!
Your tart looks wonderful! I love making free form tarts like this, they are so simple to make but are always so delicious! Yours looks great with all those blueberries! 🙂
I adore pies like this. They have such a homey feel, and yours looks lovely!
I love blueberries and can’t get enough of rustic tarts. They’re so easy and look so good! This is an awesome combo!
WOW this looks incredible. Fats Domino reminds me greatly of New Orleans and that is my favorite place on earth (we’re getting married there!) so I love this recipe!
This looks so yummy and so beautiful! I love how simple the recipe is because I am not a huge baker.
Great song choice! I haven’t heard Fats Domino in a while but I might need to dust off a few of his tunes. Your tart looks delicious too.
Oh my goodness! This looks awesome! And just in time for blueberry season here in Maine. I would love for you to share this at the what i am eating link up http://www.townsend-house.com/2013/08/what-i-am-eating-39.html
I should make more rustic pies. Maybe then I will not be reduced to a sobbing mess when I try to roll out the crust for the pie.
Blueberry pie is one of my faves. Which is a little bit weird, since I usually take my blueberries fresh or not at all. But if it’s in pie, all bets are off.
I love rustic tarts like this – they prove you don’t need to get all fussy making a tart look “just so,” because they taste just as delicious this way. And I actually really like the rustic look, personally.
I adore galettes, eaiser than pie and that rustic look! Blueberries are found year round now, and they´re so good! Lovely recipe Camille!
That looks so delicious. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Gorgeous blueberry tart, Camille! Love the lilting Blueberry Hill song, too =)
P.s. Your dough looks circley enough to me =)
I love love love blueberries and your rustic tart is fantastic!!!
I love love love blueberries and your rustic tart is fantastic!!!
What a gorgeous tart! I love when I don’t have to deal with a top crust 🙂
Bliss! This is so beautiful, I just love its simple, rustic charm. Now, if you’ll please bring it over, I have a carton of vanilla bean ice cream who love to make friends…
“who WOULD love…” (urgh)
I’m all about the rustic… why mess with goodness anyway?
Drooling over that gorgeous rustic tart. So simple and making me want to hit up the farmers market for fresh picked blueberries.
Yum! Looks delicious!!! The blueberries are just gorgeous in color!