This delicious post is sponsored by Jones Dairy Farm and all opinions are my own as always.
This grain free and paleo savory tart begins with the perfect paleo crust loaded with chopped broccoli and sugar-free ham, plus a creamy egg mixture with a dairy-free option. This amazing savory tart is a family favorite, kid approved and perfect for brunch or as a make ahead breakfast!
I joked on my Instagram stories when I made this tart earlier this week, that it was just about all the wild that I have left in me at this point.
You see, I did something a little bit different here – something (dare I say?!) rebellious! Rebellious is a healthy-foodie-paleo sort of way, of course.
Here’s what I did – I added 1/3 cup of parmesan cheese to the recipe. Once again, I added 1/3 cup of PARMESAN CHEESE. For someone who has probably 1,000 recipes and maybe 2? of them contain dairy, you can perhaps see why I feel like such a rebel.
Are you basically already over it? I’m not, to be honest – but let’s get real – 1/3 cup of parmesan cheese adds a little extra deliciousness to this tart, and, not to worry – there is in fact a dairy-free sub in the form of nutritional yeast, for those who can’t have dairy of any kind.
For the crust – I used my go-to easy paleo pie crust here, and as usual it was pretty darned perfect. You’ll see that you can use grass-fed butter, palm oil shortening, or a mix of the two to make the crust.
To add to those options, ghee can also be used in combination with palm oil shortening with great results! Full disclosure here – I love the all butter version the best!
For the filling, I decided (as always) to go with exactly what I’m craving. I was totally feeling ham, cheese (yes, that cheese again!) and broccoli vibes and took it all to the next level in this tart.
Funny story – my daughter Diana typically can’t stand ham (or turkey) but wound up claiming this tart as her favorite quiche/tart recipe I’ve ever made. She ate it for breakfast 3 days in a row and barely left any for ME!
I will say – I have to thank the amazing ham from Jones Dairy Farm that I used – natural, sugar free (woo-hoo!) and yet packed with flavor the complemented all the other ingredients so well!
Since Jones Dairy Farm has new line of Antibiotic Free, Paleo Certified products contain NO sugar or preservatives, they’re perfect for paleo (and Whole30) recipes.
For all of you Whole30’ers out there, I know you’re right there with me. Finding Whole30 friendly bacon, sausage, and ham just makes meals a whole lot more fun, tasty, and, well, exciting to sit down to!
Jones Dairy Farm makes crispy, delicious uncured, sugar-free bacon that’s perfect for so many Whole30 recipes (like my zucchini bacon fritters), along with sugar-free pork sausage (used in my sausage leek & spinach quiche) and fully-cooked chicken, pork and turkey sausage to throw into quick meals.
In addition to bacon, they also make several sugar-free sausage varieties, ham (this ham is absolutely delicious!) and more – definitely check out their website to browse their amazing products and find out where you can purchase!
Isn’t it gorgeous?! I’m telling you – this one tastes even better than it looks! It’s perfect to serve to guests for brunch, bring over to to party or even just to make on a Sunday for grab and go breakfasts for the week ahead.
The flaky crust (I swear it tastes like a ritz cracker, so yummy!) topped with the creamy egg/cheese mixture, plus savory ham, onions and broccoli is all so perfect together.
It’s hard to believe it’s actually gluten and grain free! I DARE you to trick your family with this one (come on, be a rebel with me!) – they’ll have no idea they’re eating a PALEO tart.
Even my own kids second guessed whether I actually made this tart based on how pretty it is (ugh! kids!) so this one is definitely a show stopper! Time to get going – let’s cook!
Savory Tart with Ham and Broccoli {Paleo}
Savory Tart with Ham and Broccoli {Paleo}
This grain free and paleo savory tart begins with the perfect paleo crust loaded with chopped broccoli and sugar-free ham, plus a creamy egg mixture with a dairy-free option. This amazing savory tart is a family favorite, kid approved and perfect for brunch or as a make ahead breakfast!
Ingredients
- 1 Paleo 9” pie crust recipe pressed into 9” tart pan and baked on baking sheet for 7 minutes at 375 degrees, or until just barely set
- 2 Tbsp coconut oil or ghee divided
- 8 oz fresh broccoli florets cut into bite size pieces
- 8 oz Jones Dairy Farm Uncured Sugar Free Ham Diced
- 1 small yellow onion diced
- Sea salt and pepper
- 4 large eggs
- 1/3 cup full fat coconut milk blended before adding
- 1/3 cup grated parmesan cheese**
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
- 1/8 tsp black pepper
Instructions
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Make sure your pie crust is ready to go and baked for 7 minutes until just set, keep the oven preheated to 375 degrees.
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Heat a large skillet to medium and add 1 tbsp cooking fat. Add the onions and cook, stirring until softened, then ham and continue to cook another minute, stirring to brown.
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Add broccoli and another Tbsp cooking fat, if necessary, then sprinkle with a bit of sea salt and pepper. Stir to combine with ham and onions, then cover skillet for 30 seconds to soften. Uncover and remove from heat. Broccoli should be bright green and crisp/tender.
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In a mixing bowl or measuring cup, whisk together the eggs, coconut milk (or heavy cream), parmesan cheese (or yeast) salt and pepper.
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Place the tart pan on a baking sheet and fill crust with broccoli/ham mixture. Pour egg mixture over the top using a spatula to even it out.
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Place baking sheet (with tart on it) in the preheated oven and bake for 22-25 mins or until center is just set.
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Remove from oven and cool 5 minutes. To serve, remove bottom of tart pan from the sides, slice into 8 pieces. Store leftovers tightly covered in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
*Organic heavy cream can be used as well
**2 Tbsp nutritional yeast can be subbed in here for a dairy free version
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WOW this tart is simply stunning! Looks and sounds so delicious!
Yum love ham and broccoli together! Can’t wait to make this for a weekend brunch 🙂
I had serious doubts I’d be able to pull this off having never baked anything bigger than a cookie—but I did and it was fantastic! Opted to go dairy free and subbed refined coconut oil for butter/palm oil when working my crust. There was no lack in flavor and my tart held together like a champ. Absolutely photo-worthy. I highly recommend!
That sounds great – so happy it worked out well for you!
Honestly, I was really worried for a while because I accidentally put too much coconut milk in, but it was still absolutely delicious. The crust recopie was super easy as well.
I’m so glad it worked out well!
Can’t wait to make this. My family will love this.
This was really delicious. I did use cream.
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Great recipe! Crust was on point!
Can i use almond milk instead of coconut milk?
Made this tart and it was lovely just the way that it is written but the crust……. holy moly!!! It is just about perfect. Thank you so very much for working this out and then sharing it.
BTW, it holds well, refrigerated, and is equally good as a leftover meal.
Looks yummy! Thinking it would be good for Christmas morning. I think I could do the initial bake of the crust the night before. Chop up the meat and veg and have the eggs and milk mixed up. Quick and easy assembly in the morning. Should work?