Hmm… Bruschetta… When I’ve been in Rome, Italy we ate sooo many Bruschettas! I have to admit that we had the best Bruschettas not in a typical italian restaurant, but in the Hard Rock Cafe in Rome. It tasted just sooooooooo good!
So… after a few months… finally I make my own ones. Actually I didn’t use Ciabatta – the real Italian bread – ’cause we just don’t have it here in our little shop in our village. I just used an other pretty similar bread. But try it with Ciabatta and with some real GOOD olive oil of Italy! You’ll love it!
Ingredients
- 700 gr tomatoes
- 2 big onions
- 5 garlics
- pepper
- sea salt
- basilicum
- olive oil
- 1 Ciabatta (italian bread)
How to do it
- Cut the tomatoes and onions in small pieces (dices) and mix in a bowl.
- Press 3 of the garlics and give also into the mixture.
- Spice with sea salt and pepper – set aside for a couple of minutes and fill in some olive oil.
- Cut the Ciabatta into pieces, spread with olive oil and garlic and bake for ca. 6-8 mins. in the 200°C preheated oven.
- Cut the basilicum and also add to the mixture. Mix everything and after baking the breads put some of the mixture on every slice.
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Sounds great!
Do you de-seed the tomato or leave all the seeds in? I want to try this recipe but I’m a little unsure if leaving all the gooey seeds in will make the bruschetta too runny.
From the picture it looks as if you left the seeds in, I’m just checking…
Hey!
No, I’ve left all the seeds in! And I think it wasn’t too runny. But try it by yourself! 🙂