Bruschetta Options

[gojira]

discuss your love for it, homemade or dining out!




"A simple Bruschetta is a simple dish: simply purchase some hard bread from your local Italian style Deli or Market (if too hard to bite, run under water for 4-5seconds) and tomatoes, a wide range of herbs (basil, oregano, parsley), olive oil, salt and pepper. If you want a stronger flavor, add onion and fresh garlic. Dice all the vegies, chop the herbs medium-fine. Then mix in a bowl add light olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. You can also add balsamic vinegar but add that right before serving as it will discolor the light vegetables. Toast the bread to just warm and then spoon the mixture on the bread. Garnish with olive oil. Serve with salt."
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if anybody's in va/dc area, you should check out busboys & poets restaurant. that's where i had my first encounter with this delish treat.

[brooklyneast05]

damn i'm in love with this stuff too. we always get this as an appetizer when we go out. i make this a lot at home though whenever i get good tomatoes. also if you make it yourself, if you have too much left over a good thing to do is put it on spaghetti instead of sauce. it's really good.