5 Ingredient Spinach Artichoke Egg Tarts

All you need is five ingredients to whip up these lovely, scrumptious Spinach Artichoke Egg Tarts. Your spring breakfast/brunch/lunch/snack problems are solved! 

Tis’ the season! No, I’m not talking about twinkling lights and mistletoe. I’m talking about spring showers, and I don’t mean the rainy kind. Spring is full of celebrations for the new mommas and babies in our lives. I’ve already attended my first baby shower of the season, and I know another wedding shower is in my near future.

Showers tend to get a bad rap for being cheesy, but I secretly love them. There’s just nothing happier than weddings and babies. Even if I have to try to decipher the contents of a diaper with a melted chocolate bar inside, I’m happy to have an excuse to hang out with my gal pals for a few hours. Plus, I love brunch. If you read this blog at all, that’s probably pretty apparent. Any day I get to indulge in lemon blueberry bread, egg cups, poppyseed muffins, or fancy pants chicken salad sandwiches is a good day in my book.

Today, I’m adding to your spring brunch repertoire with these easy, elegant Spinach Artichoke Egg Tarts. I had grand visions for these things, but honestly, I couldn’t have predicted how amazing these turned out to be. They are so simple to make, look really lovely, and taste fantastic.

It all starts with a mixture of La Terra Fina’s Spinach Artichoke Parmesan Dip, a couple of eggs, and some shredded gruyere cheese. Honestly, La Terra Fina’s Spinach Artichoke Dip is so good, I never feel the need to make my own. With that as a base, these tarts are a breeze to throw together. Eggs provide fluffiness and bring these firmly into brunch territory, while a handful of gruyere cheese does what it does best: make everything irresistible.

From there, all you need is some puff pastry, butter, and salt and pepper to taste. Just five ingredients is all it takes to throw together these beauties and GOSH, are they ever good. The delicate, flaky puff pastry wrapped around a rich, creamy spinach artichoke filling is a superb combo. These will fly off your spring brunch tables!

If you’d like to make them in advance, you can bake them up then freeze them on a baking sheet for 30 minutes before storing in the freezer in an airtight container. When you’re ready to bake, preheat your oven and simply bake again for hot, crispy, perfect tarts!

This post was developed in partnership with La Terra Fina. As always, all opinions are my own. If you’d like to find out more about their line of premium dips, spreads, and quiches, visit their website or check them out on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.