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Tartine with Avocado and Goat Cheese
Crusty bread layered with creamy avocado and tangy goat cheese, finished with a crack of black pepper and flaky salt. The combination of cool, fatty avocado against sharp, crumbly chèvre makes this more than just fancy toast.
18 min 380 kcal 4 serves Easy🌿Vegetarian🇫🇷France★★★★★4.9· 7 reviews
Ingredients
ServingsMetric
- 4 slicesquality homemade bread
- 2 avocados
- 200 ggoat cheese
- 1 lemon juice
- to tastesalt and ground black pepper
- for decorationfresh parsley or cilantro
Method
- Toast the bread on the grill, in the toaster or oven until golden and crispy. Let cool for a couple of minutes.

- Cut the avocado in half, remove the pit, scoop out the flesh. Cut into slices or mash with a fork.

- Mix the avocado with lemon juice, salt and ground black pepper.

- Spread goat cheese on each slice of bread, then top with avocado.
- Garnish with olive oil and fresh parsley or cilantro. Add ground red pepper or balsamic cream if desired.

FAQ
Tartine is a French open-faced toast dish but fundamentally different in philosophy. In France a tartine is almost haute cuisine in miniature: the right bread (sourdough, rustic), quality ingredients, attention to texture and flavor balance. Not 'whatever is in the fridge' — a tartine has a concept: sour plus fatty plus crunchy. In Parisian restaurants tartines are served as full meals.
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Presentation is half the battle with tartine with avocado and goat cheese. I serve it on a wooden board rather than a plate — it's more inviting and signals to people that they should reach in and help themselves.