Happy toasty Tuesday again, guys!
Clearly I'm in a basil obsessed mood recently but I think that's because I picked up the cutest little basil plant at the store a a few weeks ago and I've somehow managed not to kill it yet. That, and it's currently sitting on my counter-top reminding me daily how delicious it would be in whatever I'm making.
So I got a great response when I asked you if I should make “Tuesday Toast” sort of an official thing, so here I am with another quick and easy recipe (if you can even call it that), to hopefully fuel you in your own toast greatness. Today’s star flavors are bruschetta, goat cheese, and slivered almonds.
It’s been about 6 months now, since we moved into this house we’re in now, and I can’t even begin to deny that being in the heart of town near everything has been super nice. In fact, I don’t know if I’ve ever lived this close to so many awesome grocery stores. (Thank you Trader Joe’s for only being about 20 minutes away!) One of my favorites that I frequent has this awesome health food section that is sort of like a mini version of Whole Foods within the store and I always find myself trying not to buy everything on every aisle of this section to use in a new recipe. However, I do usually end up grabbing an item or two that I haven’t seen before just to get inspired for the next recipes on my horizon.
I will definitely admit that it’s a trade-off to live in town because you don’t have moose randomly walking across your yard and there are a lot of people and houses so you don’t see many animals. I’ve caught myself missing the freedom of endless woods and daily wildlife sightings from when we’ve lived much further outside the city. I’m just enjoying this season of my life at the moment though, because it’ll probably change again very soon.
Anyway, I know I could have shared a recipe for the bruschetta, I mean it’s obviously amazing when made from scratch, but I kept this one extremely simple instead and used some from TJ’s. I know, totally cheating aren’t I? Hey, but if you want me to share my own recipe for bruschetta let me know because I’d love to do that also, it’s just that toast Tuesday is all about simple and easy so we’re keeping this to under 5 minutes to prep.
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Looks amazing.
thanks so much @fran.hardwicke
Great tasty food. "toasty tuesday!"
Thanks @pariza! Happy Toast Tuesday!
Ingredients
1 slice your favorite bread for toast (can be gluten free if needed)
2 teaspoons olive oil
2 - 3 tablespoons bruschetta, homemade or jarred *see note
2 tablespoons goat cheese, crumbled
1 tablespoon slivered almonds
few leaves fresh basil, optional
salt & pepper to taste
Instructions
Place your bread in toaster and heat until toasted to you preference. Remove and drizzle with oil then spread on the bruscetta and sprinkle with goat cheese, basil leaves, almonds, and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Notes
*You can make the bruschetta from a recipe or buy bruschetta in your local grocery or onlineas well
Most welcome @gringalicious
Lovely pictures! I'm not really good with cooking but I sure know a tasty meal when I see one. I'll try making this using this procedure and making sure that it looks exactly like it is in your pictures. Thanks @grigalicious
yum! a little upvote for you
Nice shoot sir credit goes to you upvote sir
Looking yummy 😋
Wow such a fantastic idea for a simple sandwich.... great stuff...
Beautiful food.
I can go for one of those right now. I am working so hard on losing my European trip and Christmas weight and I think that would be ok to snack on.
I'd love to make you a piece, Randy. Maybe a trip to Cuidad de Panama should be in my planning, we'll see.
Thanks so much for stopping by and commenting, I know you are crazy busy. Hope all is well with the little guy!
wow! I wish i could prepare this on my own. :)
Oh, you can @tamsguitar. It's very simple. Thanks!
Nice pic...two thumbs up
good post thanks
So happy you like it @dadasss!
Yummy! ❤️
I'd like to eat a toast right now!
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waow amazing food thank you for sharing
So glad you liked it @haniaking!
Up vote and resteem!! Great photo shoot @gringalicious
that great! it take 5 mint tp prepare ! i will prepare it to !
i think it would be delicious!
yummy mouth watered!
Oh that's great that you like it @addys!
yaah look so tasty! it take 5 mint so i will prepare it! thanks you did great job!
One of my favorites! :) I like the fact you had almonds for topping :)
Thanks, I hope you can try it some time @missdeli!
Your post made me hungry! Toast!
Happy Tuesday @princesslilo!
It's already Wednesday here in the Philippines. Happy Tuesday to you, @gringalicious!
its looking really tasty and yammy i8 love to watch the post!
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Thanks!
seems to be delicious. I really want to taste it, in my area live eata like this rarely found, almonds are hard to come by. I will wait for the next post.
Oh, well I'm sure you could replace the ingredients with something similar. Thanks @syareefa10
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Gorgeous food photos, just amazing.
Oh, you're too sweet @noboxes!
Such elegance
Awww, I'm flattered @mamaloves!
wow, I have got to learn how to take photos like that!
You totally can @freerunner!
wow I love the toppings on that! :) looks so festive and so delicious - as toppings go, maybe the more the merrier I suppose :P
Thank you very much @polebird!
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It is a very appetizing recipe, good photos, greetings from Venezuela.
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Thanks @samuelmonasterio
Hi my dear! Today another great recipe! The toast looks so good with basil, in our bistro me and the progressivechef we use it in panini, it gives a great taste and nice flavor , I hope you share with us the bruschetta recipe , because it’s interesting.
So sweet @creativewoman! Thank you
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Really nice photo! This toast seems delicious!
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a beautiful day, it tastes delicious delicious food all would like, good post and I want to taste it.
thanks so much for commenting on my post @lamkuta
Ok, you're welcome@gringalicious
I'd pick off the almonds...because i'm allergic to those. But the rest looks really delicious. Also it's not cheating if it's delicious.
bummer, allergic to almonds. So glad you like the looks of it. No almonds, no problem
Looks delicious!!!
So happy you think so @the-stoked-biker!
fuck.. I'm hungry now xD
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I could definitely eat a piece of that wonderful toast right now. The goat cheese is a nice note and sounds good. Being close to stores sounds like it is working out for you.....well, more for us as we get to see all your great creations! Sorry I have not been around often, I am battling the flu and have been just been doing the necessities in life. I am feeling better every day but has been quite a battle. Have a wonderful day.
So sorry to hear about your bout with the flu. I hope you are doing better?
thanks so much for taking the time to leave an awesome comment. Yes, being close to the stores is so amazing!
healthy food is guarantee to good health
thanks so much for taking the time to comment
at least something that motivates me here. It looks very good.
so good to hear from you @homeartpictures, thanks so much
That looks so satisfying and easy to make! Note to self!
thanks so much for commenting @nomadicwonders
I love the Toast Tuesdays ! :) I know them from Instagram and yours look delicious! Even though I prefer them without goat cheese because I don't like cruel food. :)
I am thrilled you like my Toast Tuesdays. Thanks
Yum! This looks delicious :)
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Thank you dear! Really appreciate the help x
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Good Quality of Taste as well as Very nice to look at. Hope this foods to be very enjoyable
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Yay! "Toast Tuesday" love it :)
I hope you have a chance to give it a try @denisechips, thanks so much for commenting
Love this!
also added some avocado!
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Those basil plants are a better deal than buying a package of fresh-cut basil. They will keep putting on leaves, especially if you cut one branch at a time, down low. The plant will start putting on new growth from that cut branch. And they sure smell nice, too! Enjoy your Trader Joe's! The ones I've been to are always crowded - always! And happy Toast Tuesday!
Yes, Trader's can be crowded for sure. I always try to avoid the after work rush and never on Saturdays.
Great idea on the basil, thanks so much @haphazard-hstead
You're welcome. If you do try to keep your basil going, they don't want too much water. And they will like as much sun and warmth as they can get. They are summer plants, after all. Here's to more basil in your future! : )
Dammnn you know that you're photography is on point where you make something as basic as toast look this delicious!
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I could eat homemade bruschetta until the cows come home!
Did the cows leave home? LOL. Sorry, trying to be funny. Thanks so much for the continued support @cecicastor
Yup! They leave for the pastures in the morning and return in the evening...
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This looks so good! Looking forward to giving this a try :)
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