
Chicken Bacon Ranch Tart with some veggies and cheese added to the filling, it’s finger licking good. The tart can also be thrown together at the last minute, provided you have the right staples. I usually keep shredded chicken, sour cream and cheese on hand. I also have broccoli at least one or two nights a week, and I am always packing bacon. Therefore, I usually have no problem busting out a chicken bacon ranch tart.

The sour cream I mentioned is for the filling and the crust. The sour cream makes the crust tender & flaky with flavor and texture like none other. If you have never had a crust made with sour cream before, this is a must try. If you are more of corn/masa lover for a savory tart check out Navajo Masa Galette. For gluten free use my gluten free flour mix made with Bob’s Red Mill products, as a one to one replacement.

The filling ingredients are all precooked (chicken, bacon, and broccoli) and then tossed together with mayo, sour cream, dry ranch dressing mix and shredded cheese. That’s pretty much it.
Place the dough on a baking sheet and push it out a bit by hand.

Place a sheet of parchment or wax paper and continue rolling it out so it is uniform.

Add your toppings and bake for about 30 minutes @ 375 F. The tart emerges from the oven sizzling and in the most glorious state of baked perfection. The most difficult part is waiting for it to cool as to not scorch your tongue on first bite.

If you’re not a fan of broccoli, then omit it with another veggie of choice. Maybe some raw green or red bell peppers, cooked corn, or even some raw chopped up zucchini. I love dinners that I can cater to my family without losing any flavor; hence this is one of my favorites.

Dinner is served! You won’t miss any “sauce” as it’s literally baked in with the toppings. And, I am a sauce loving girl, trust me.

Okay pie pie peeps! Dinner is looking pretty dang good already; I hope you get to try this. Chicken bacon ranch is good stuff; it’s worth hiding that last slice for later.



