Provolone Topped
Twice Baked Bruschetta Recipe

By Cocoabear
(Canada)

Twice Baked Bruschetta

Provolone Topped Twice Baked Bruschetta

This baked bruschetta makes an excellent easy appetizer yieding about 10 half slices of french bread.

Recipe Ingredients:

Base:

  • French bread or baguette

  • olive oil

Topping:

  • 3 tomatoes

  • 1/4 cup olive oil

  • 1 TBSP basil

  • 1 TBSP oregano

  • 2 TBSP parsley

  • 1 clove garlic

  • thinly sliced provolone cheese
    Note: can substitute any other type of hard cheese for provolone depending on preference.

  • Thinly slice bread - if using french bread cut slices in half again down the middle - see picture

How the bruschetta is made:

  • Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. with a rack at the top of the oven

  • Brush one side of the bread with olive oil

  • Place oil side down on cookie sheet and bake on top rack until bread is lightly browned and crispy looking.

  • Remove from oven and set aside

  • Boil a saucepan full of water

  • Remove from heat

  • Immediately place tomatoes in the hot water and put the lid on pan

  • Let tomaotes sit in the water for one minute

  • Remove tomatoes from saucepan and peel away the skin

  • Remove the stem end, seeds and juice and discard along with the skin

  • Cut tomatoes into very small pieces and put in bowl

  • Add second amount of olive oil, spices and garlic

  • Mix well

  • Top each slice of bread with tomato mixture

  • Return cookie sheet to oven and bake for one minute

  • Top each piece with a thin slice of provolone and return cookie sheet to oven

  • Bake just long enough to melt the cheese

  • Serve immediately as the tomatoes will make the bread soggy if left sitting

  • Makes about 10 half slices of french bread

A delicious appetizer or snack recipe.

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