Savory plumcake with asparagus and dried tomatoes, recipe without butter

Savory plumcake with asparagus and dried tomatoes, the recipe to prepare it soft and tasty even without butter

Salted Plumcake with asparagus e dry tomatoes, here is a very soft and delicious recipe to be used for cold buffets, lunches outside the home or simply to propose and make tastier spring vegetables even to the little ones of the house.

Usually sweet Anglo-Saxon preparation, the plumcake owes its name to the use of dried fruit in the dough, in particular plums, plum, in fact, in English. Over the years, various variations have spread, including in a salty version or without butter.

In our salty plumcake, sunflower oil and water do not make you regret the absence of butter, guaranteeing a soft and fragrant consistency for at least a couple of days. Asparagus and dried cherry tomatoes give flavor and color to the final dish, a must try.

Index

Ingredients

300 g of asparagus
100 gr of dried tomatoes
1 clove of garlic
Salt to taste
150 1 grams of flour
150 2 grams of flour
10 gr of salt
15 gr of instant yeast for savory pies
3 eggs
50 grams of sunflower oil
100 grams of water

Preparation Time:
60 minutes
Cooking time:
40 minutes
Rest time:
-
Dose:
4 people to
difficulty:
low

How to prepare the salty plumcake with asparagus and dried tomatoes: procedure

Soften the tomatoes in lukewarm water and cut them into small pieces,
to clean and rinse the asparagus and cut them into pieces,
to clean and also slice the garlic and put it in a pan with the oil, asparagus and tomatoes,
brown, cover with water, season with salt and cook until the asparagus softens and almost completely consume the cooking water, when cooked, let it cool.

Mix the flours in a bowl together with ten grams of salt and yeast,
in a bowl whip the eggs, with oil and water,
to incorporate the dry ingredients with the liquid ones and then mix the asparagus and tomatoes.

To pour the dough in the mold lined with parchment paper and bake in a hot oven at 180 ° for about forty minutes, after the first half hour of cooking it is possible to do the toothpick test,
cooking when finished, remove from the oven and allow to cool before serving.