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Recipe submitted by kathy lauridsen at OSU, Columbus, Ohio

Bruschetta

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

    chopped fresh tomatoes
    chopped onions
    peeled and diced cucumbers
    lots of fresh chopped basil
    a loaf of vienna bread
    olive oil
    red wine vinegar

Directions:

There a million variations on this recipe.  My husband and I made one up.  The trick is to get the vegan bread slices crusty.

Combine the chopped tomatoes, chopped onions, diced cucumbers with a bit of vegan red wine vinegar in a bowl.  Season to taste with salt and pepper and the basil.

Toast the vienna vegan bread in slices which are thick in the toaster first, Then brush the slices qith a bit of olive oil and broil until nice and crusty.

The tomato mixture can be put on the broiled hot slices as a cold mixture, or you can slightly broil the topped slices again.  Serve as a side dish to any entree.


Dont the cucumbers make this recipe a little soggy?

Archived comment by: bonnie
I make mine a little differently. After chopping tomatoes and green onions, I add add cajun salt. Aftetoasting the vegan bread wth a drizzle of relyy goo olive oil, I top it with the tomato mixture and throw it under the broiler again. YUM!

Archived comment by: l
Try adding some mushrooms that have been lightly sauted in butter, or soy margarine. Tastes really great that way too!

Archived comment by: shannon
Try this with some soy feta and chives (fresh or freeze dried delicious!!!!!!!!!

Archived comment by: ellie
Bonnie: Cucumbers are crispy, not soggy. I dare not ask what sort of cucumbers you have eaten in your lifetime [chuckles] Very good bruschetta. Keep it up.

Archived comment by: rumour
sounds good, but I would most certainly add lots of fresh, chopped/crushe'd garlic to this. Thats my favorite part of bruchetta! yum.

Archived comment by: sparkle_j

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