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Title: Bruschetta
Categories: Bread Ethnic Pitts
Yield: 24 Servings

24 Italian bread slices
HILLS OF ROME TOPPING
3tbOlive oil
1qtOnion; coarsely chopped
4 Garlic clove; minced
1tbRosemary, dried; crushed
2cMozzarella; shredded
1cAsiago; grated
1 1/2tbPepper, black
PESTO TOPPING
1qtBasil, fresh; washed & dried
2cParsley, fresh; washed/dried
4 Garlic clove
1/4cPine nuts; toasted
1cAsiago; grated
1cOlive oil
TUSCAN TOPPING
1cDried tomatoes in oil, drained, chopped
1/2cToasted pine nuts, coarsley chopped
1/2cScallions; minced
3ozAsiago; grated
8ozProvolone; shredded

Method: Spread 1-2 Tbsp of desired topping (recipes follow) on each slice of bread. Bake bread until golden brown and heated through. Conventional oven 400 F, 6-8 minutes; Convection oven, 350F, 5-7 minutes. Serve immediately.

Hills of Rome: In large skillet, heat oil, add onions, and saut 5 minutes. Add garlic and continue sauting an additional 8 minutes, or until caramelized, stirring often. Stir in rosemary and cook 1 minute. Remove from heat, cool completely. Spread 1 Tbsp. onion mixture over each piece of bread. Top with 2 Tbsp. of a mixture of: Mozzarella, Asiago and pepper.

Pesto: In bowl of food processor, combine basil, parsley, garlic and pine nuts. Process until smooth. Add Asiago and process 30 seconds. Slowly add the oil while the motor is running.

Tuscan: Mix tomatoes, nuts, scallions, Asiago and Provolone. Use 1 1/2 - 2 Tbsp. topping to sprinkle over top of bread.

Source: Cheers magazine, May/June, 1993 per Kathy Pitts

Posted By waring@infomail.com (Sam Waring) On rec.food.recipes or rec.food.cooking

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