Blueberry and Blue Cheese Tarts
Flakey pastry, yoghurt, and eggs serve as a platform for two of the worlds most exquisite foods – blueberries and blue cheese. These savory blueberry tarts are luxurious and mostly healthy.
Some say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Make sure it is a good one by trying some of these recipes.
Flakey pastry, yoghurt, and eggs serve as a platform for two of the worlds most exquisite foods – blueberries and blue cheese. These savory blueberry tarts are luxurious and mostly healthy.
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