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06-14-1999, 07:20 PM
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 bruschetta
I've been eating and cooking Chicago Italian for over fifty years (I'm polish) and have just discovered the wonderful "thing" called bruschetta. Where have I been!!?? Lots of recipies on web sites but where did it come from! Could become a staple of our lives!      |
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06-15-1999, 08:07 PM
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| Essentially, it's stale bread! toasted! typically Italian would be to load it up with tomatoes, basil, garlic or whatever you've got. |
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06-16-1999, 04:32 PM
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| Add some good balsamic vinegar too! |
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