Classic Italian Bruschetta

by Editorial Staff

Traditionally, Italian chefs use slices of white bread to make bruschetta. In accordance with national tastes, a cheese component is not excellently present in it. Often mozzarella, suluguni, or provolone can also be used. Of the vegetables, juicy tomatoes and green onions are preferred. This is the set of ingredients found in traditional bruschetta. We suggest preparing the recipe at home right now.

Summary

Course	Appetizer
Cuisine	Italian

Ingredients

slices of white bread – 10 pcs.;
mozzarella – 20 – 30 small pieces;
tomatoes – 1-2 pcs.;
basil – 0.5 bunch;
spices to taste;
olive oil – 2 tablespoons l.

Instructions

Sprinkle slices of bread with olive oil;
Place the bread in a grill pan or baking sheet. The frying surface does not need to be oiled.
Cut the tomato into rings or half rings, depending on the size of the vegetable.
Chop the basil, add herbs and spices to the tomato, stir.
Place a few slices of tomato, a slice of cheese, and again a few slices of tomato on top of each slice of bread.
Place the container in the oven for baking. Cook until the bread and cheese is browned.

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