Posted by Rebecca
I have never really been a fan of Bruschetta until recently, perhaps I’d never experienced a well made Bruschetta. I definitely wouldn’t have considered making it; it just looked too complex and time consuming. However I did recently give it a go, using a recipe my mother makes and adding my own splash of something (you’ll see).
Serves 4I have never really been a fan of Bruschetta until recently, perhaps I’d never experienced a well made Bruschetta. I definitely wouldn’t have considered making it; it just looked too complex and time consuming. However I did recently give it a go, using a recipe my mother makes and adding my own splash of something (you’ll see).
What do I need?
· Three tomatoes
· 2 cloves of garlic
· 1 sourdough loaf
· A handful of fresh basil
· 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
· Salt and pepper to taste
How is it done?
· You can pre-prepare the tomato mixture beforehand and leave in the refrigerator
· Dice the tomatoes
· Chop the basil and mix into tomatoes
· Add the balsamic vinegar and mix thoroughly
· Add salt and pepper to taste, I usually sprinkle crushed rock salt and skip the pepper
· Slice the sour dough thickly
· Grill in the oven until golden brown on one side only
· Rub the garlic over the warm bread
· Spoon the tomato mix onto the bread pieces
· Serve immediately
Tips and tricks:
· Try using olive or tomato pesto spread thinly on the bread before adding the tomato mix for a richer flavour
· Substitute the balsamic vinegar with equal amounts of sweet chilli sauce for a little bit of zing
· Instead of using sourdough, try it with grilled pita bread or on a pizza base
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