1 | Wash and dry 500 g cherry tomatoes. | |
2 | Cut them in 2, place the cut part on top, then sprinkle with fine salt and leave to stand for 15 minutes.
Preheat your oven to 200°C (390°F). | |
3 | Meanwhile, pour a little olive oil into a gratin dish, then place 200 g feta in the center (no need to cut it). | |
4 | Pour the cherry tomatoes around... | |
5 | Add 50 g black olives cut in 2, sprinkle with herbes de Provence then lightly salt tomatoes and olives, drizzle with olive oil, and bake for 15-20 minutes. | |
6 | Meanwhile, cook the pasta of your choice, then drain. | |
7 | After baking, the tomatoes are candied and the feta seems to have remained the same... | |
8 | ...but that's where the magic happens: stir the entire contents of the dish with a spoon, and the cream forms. | |
9 | Pour the still-warm pasta into the dish, toss, serve immediately and enjoy. | |
You can use any kind of pasta you like: penne, spaghetti, fusilli, etc.
You'll notice that, strangely enough, the pasta takes on a surprising "pizza" taste (tomatoes-cheese-herbs-olive), which makes us call this recipe "pazzas" in the family.