Bruschetta With Goat cheese Pesto and Kumato Tomatoes

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Ciabatta bread has a very short shelf life (48 hours max). I bought a loaf for dinner yesterday and realized that I wouldn’t finish it all. I wrapped it in a tea towel and came back to it this morning. I made some bruschettas for breakfast and planning to make more for lunch. It’s one of my favorite dishes from Italian cuisine.

Pro Tip:

Let tomatoes drip very well before serving. This dish cannot be prepared days ahead.

Serving size:

8 bruschettas

Ingredients:

  • 40 grams Creamy Goat Cheese

  • 4 clove Garlic

  • 2 Tbsp. Capers

  • 2 tbsp Toasted Pistachios

  • 4 Tsp. Olive Oil

  • 4 psc Kumato tomato

  • 8 psc Ciabatta bread

  • 8 pscAnchovye Fillets

  • Chives

Nutrition Per Serving:

  • 131 Calories

  • 4.8 g Fat

  • 14.1 g Carbs

  • 1.3 g Fiber

  • 1.5 g Sugar

  • 4.3 g Protein

Directions:

Make pesto first. Combine 10g of creamy goat cheese, one small clove of garlic, 0.5 tbsp of capers, 0.5 tbsp of toasted pistachios and 1tsp of good olive oil.

Place a pot with water over high heat and wait until it’s boiling.

Place one tomato into the pot so that water covers it all and wait for 2-3 min.

Take the tomato out and peel.

Cut it into small dice and strain some liquid for about 5-10 min.

Slice ciabatta and toast it.

Spread pesto over the top of bread.

Decorate with tomatoes, anchovies, and some chives.

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Bon Appetit!

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