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Brush slices of baguette with garlic then chargrill and pile high with Italian-style cheese dip with vibrant cherry tomatoes. Drizzle with extra oil and scatter with the remaining mint. Place in the centre of the table and let everyone dip in with the charred bruschetta.
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Most people won't think twice about serving basic cornbread when is on the table. This bruschetta is refreshing and light. It packs a solid garlic punch, with bursts of basil, garlic, and tomato. Serve on toasted crusty bread, sturdy crackers, or as a topper to your favourite hummus!
We made a balsamic reduction to drizzle over the bruschetta, but I found this bruschetta to be. Should Bruschetta be Served Warm or Cold? What makes all the difference is that toasted crunch of the outer bread and chewy insides as you bite down on the refreshing antipasto. This appetizer is best served freshly toasted while the tomato portion can be room temperature or refrigerated. Real Tomato and Basil Bruschetta, made the way Italians make it.
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