1- In a pot, pour a little olive oil. When it is hot, pour in your tomato pulp, salt, add the garlic, some chopped thyme and rosemary and the turmeric, then let it reduce on low heat for 7 to 8 minutes.
2- Then add your preserved peppers and your Soissons beans, not too drained. Let them soak for about ten minutes. Test one bean to perfect the seasoning, then at the last moment, add your toasted pine nuts.
3- Pour onto a tray to let cool slightly, turn on your oven to 180°C (gas mark 6).
4- Then pour your preparation into your pie crust and gently arrange your beans in a corolla pattern. Bake for 10 minutes, then on removal, place your black olives and fava beans or soy beans and drizzle with a splash of green olive oil.
This tart can be eaten hot, warm, or even cold.
And don't forget my motto (smiles)
Soissons beans must be harvested in their region of origin
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