BRUSCHETTA & MONTADITOS
The south of Europe together in one amazing dinner: An Italian starter and Spanish tapas with a Portuguese touch!
Ingredients (14 Units)
5 Plum tomatoes 2 Cloves of garlic 1 French Baguette ¼cup Olive Oil 6 Basil leafs 1tbsp Olive oil 1tsp Balsamic Vinegar Salt and ground pepper for taste
BRUSCHETTA METHOD (Turn on the oven to 200ºC) 1 Cut the baguette into slices 2 Boil the tomatoes for 1:30min, just to be able to take off the skin of the tomatoes. If the tomatoes are too hot, put them in a bowl of ice and it will help to remove the skin easily. Cut the tomatoes into dices, removing the stem, seeds and juice. 3 Place the slices of bread on an oven tray, brush olive oil on the top and roast it for 3 minutes. 4 Get the cut tomatoes and with your hands cut the basil leafs, add the olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt and ground pepper. 5 Rub garlic on the slices, add the tomato mixture on the top and… It’s ready to EAT! 6 Fatasschef way: make a simple pesto (I can provide the recipe) and spread it on the slice of bread before roasting it; make a tomato sauce, with tomato puree, tomato dices, black pepper salt and dried oregano and put it over the pesto; cover it with grated mozzarela/parmesan and put it in the oven for 5 minutes …. Delicious!!!
MONTADITOS
1 Montaditos is a Spanish name for the small bread tapas, they resemble of the Italian bruschetta and there are no boundaries for the ingredients of the montaditos. Here I have 3 examples that I like to do and the FAT family loves it
Montadito left: salmon and shrimp paste (with Philadelphia and parsley) with a shrimp on top. Montadito center: Caprese Bruschetta (cherry tomato, mozzarella fresca, basil chiffonade) Montadito right: Pesto, prosciutto and fried quail egg on the top.









