Definition of bruschetta
: thick slices of bread grilled, rubbed with garlic, drizzled with olive oil, often topped with tomatoes and herbs, and usually served as an appetizer
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The creative dishes include beef tongue bruschetta, Indian butter chicken and rabbit cacciatore.
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Inner Loop Postino Wine Cafe Popular new Heights wine bar offers signature bruschettas paired with global wines priced between $27 and $150 a bottle.
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Cruise on over on your cruiser and quaff a pint of craft brew while nibbling on bruschetta.
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Sadly, prosciutto and honey sit atop a thick smear of grainy ricotta, and the cure for an epidemic of bruschetta topped with mealy, tasteless, out-of-season tomatoes never seemed so far out of reach.
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Postino's food menu features a handful of starters and a collection of bruschetta, sandwiches, soups and salads.
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Weeks were spent sourcing the ideal sourdough loaf for its bruschetta (Kraftsmen Baking got the nod); the mozzarella comes from a vendor in Los Angeles; and produce is locally sourced.
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Pubblico Italian Eatery Start off your meal with bruschetta or an antipasto board at this restaurant, which took over the former Okra space at Crown on 7th in central Phoenix.
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The bruschetta topping gets dished up with an adjacent pile of crostini rounds, made from Acme Bakeshop focaccia bread.
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