Prosciutto Bruschetta

Christina
Christina @cook_3000087
USA

Not a traditional bruschetta, but this makes a delicious meal all on it's own for a decadent lunch or serve with a salad for a lighter dinner.

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Ingredients

30 mins
6-8 servings
  1. 1/8 cupolive oil
  2. 2 clovesgarlic, minced
  3. 1 packageprosciutto (6 oz.)
  4. 1large tomato, diced
  5. 1 loafcrusty French bread
  6. 1/2 cupshredded mozzarella cheese
  7. 1/2 cupshredded parmesan cheese
  8. to tasteItalian seasoning, basil and oregeno

Cooking Instructions

30 mins
  1. 1

    Preheat the oven to 425°F. Slice the loaf of French bread in half, lengthwise. Set both halves onto a foil lined baking ban. Set aside.

  2. 2

    In a small skillet, heat the oil on medium heat and once oil is warm, add the garlic. Cook for about 2 or so minutes, until garlic is fragrant. Remove from heat and use a pastry brush to spread the oil and garlic all over the bread halves. If you need to, use a spoon to get all the garlic onto the bread as well.

  3. 3

    In the same skillet, pan fry the prosciutto, for about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside to cool slightly. Dice up the tomato and sprinkle it evenly over the bread halves along with the seasonings. Then roughly chop the prosciutto and spread the pieces evenly over the top.

  4. 4

    Sprinkle both of the cheeses evenly over the loaves, about 1/4 cup per loaf of each. Bake for 5 or so minutes, just until the cheese has melted and the bread has crisped up a bit. Slice into individual pieces to serve.

  5. 5

    Refrigerate any leftovers. To reheat, wrap the amount you want to reheat in foil and bake at 350°F for 10 minutes, or until heated.

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Christina
Christina @cook_3000087
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I love to bake and to try out new recipes! I'm always on the lookout for simple dinners for busy weeknights. A lot of the recipes I post on here are ones I've found on Pinterest or from different bloggers, and that I've tried and really enjoyed, but I always reference to where I got the recipe from in the recipe description and the pictures are my own. If there's no source listed, then it's a rare recipe that I came up with. I have two wonderful kids and I hope to pass on my love of cooking and baking to them.
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