Slice the tōmato (tomatoes) and kamoriki iti (courgette) in to 1-2 cm slices. Cut the aniana whero (red onion) in to wedges. Arrange them all on to a large tray. Cut the bottom off the garlic bulbs and scatter the individual garlic cloves (skin on) over the tray.
Sprinkle over paparika maoa (smoked paprika), grate over kiri rēmana (lemon zest), drizzle over mīere (honey) and noni ōriwa (olive oil). Season well with tote me te pepa (salt and pepper).
Bake for 25 minutes. Allow to cool. If you are making the galette later in the day, leave the vegetables in the oven to soak up all the flavours or refrigerate for up to 5 days.
Herby Cream - Kirīmi Amiami
Smoosh together the kirīmi tīhi (cream cheese), kāriki kua parahunuhunua (roasted garlic) and a sprinkle of tote (salt) in a medium sized bowl.
Stir through the wairanu huamata (mayonnaise). Finely grate in tīhi parmesan (parmesan cheese) and kiri rēmana (lemon zest).
Finely chop the aniana whero kua parahunuhunua (roasted red onion) and pārihi māota (fresh basil) and add to the cream mixture. If you are using pārihi tauraki (dried basil), just add it straight in. Season well and stir it all together. Refrigerate until needed, it will keep for up to 5 days.
Assembly
Pre-heat the oven to 170 °C, fan bake.
Place the chilled savoury pastry on to a large piece of baking paper and roll in to a 33-35cm circle. It doesn't need to be perfect.
Spread over the cream cheese mixture, leaving a 5cm border clear of filling. Arrange the roasted tōmato (tomatoes), kamoriki iti (courgette) and remaining aniana whero (red onion) on top.
Fold the excess pastry in to the middle to encase all that goodness. Finish it off with a grating of the extra tīhi parmesan (parmesan cheese).
Bake the galette for 40-45 minute until golden. Let it cool for 15 minutes before serving.