Recipe from Martha Stewart
Husband-Tested
in Alice’s Kitchen
Serves 6-8
depending on the size of the baguette
This bread is dangerous for me
because I really could eat the whole baguette myself, it’s that good. And it’s so simple to make. Be sure to use a good quality baguette. Serve it along with any pasta dish or soup or
stew for a great meal, good enough for company. Here are a few recipes that
will go great with this bread: Red,White, and Green Stuffed Pasta Shells AND Easy Whole-WheatMacaroni Casserole AND PastaPuttanesca AND Spicy CheeseManicotti AND Roasted Chicken andButternut Squash Soup
1 loaf good
quality baguette
Olive oil
Fresh
garlic cloves, peeled
Kosher salt
Freshly
ground pepper
Since this
is so quick to make, be sure to have your ingredients prepped and ready to go
before you begin. Cut the baguette into thick slices. (This can be done a few hours in advance. Place the slices in a bag and
seal until ready to proceed.) Lay them on a cookie sheet. Using a pastry brush, brush the tops with
olive oil. Broil until golden brown. (Watch carefully so that they don’t
burn. It will only take about a minute.)
Remove the cookie sheet from the broiler.
Rub the garlic clove(s) over the browned tops. Flip each slice over. Brush with the olive oil. Broil until golden brown. Rub the garlic clove(s) over the newly
browned tops. Sprinkle each slice with
kosher salt and freshly ground pepper.
Serve immediately.
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