Figs with goat cheese bruschetta, a delicious and very fast recipe to prepare, perfect for a summer dinner. So instead of cooking you can go to the sea. I am almost done for the holidays, but in the meantime, Since my birthday in a few days, prepare your suitcase for a long weekend in Prague. I will leave you a quick and tasty recipe, because you can and should eat well even when you have little time to spend in the kitchen.
Indeed, I recommend you prepare these fresh fig bruschetta with goat cheese for your guests, during an informal dinner in the garden or on the terrace, accompanied by a fresh aromatic white wine. Prepares in minutes and is delicious. If you do not find the Ficotto, a syrup made from figs rosa di Pisticci very fragrant, you can replace it with a strand of honey milleflowers or with a traditional balsamic vinegar of Modena. The result will be very good equally. Among other things, I found out when I went to Power of pistachios Stigliano, in Basilicata, to cook in the restaurant Food and don't leave them more, try them if you Captain desk pad. Even if pistachios from Bronte PDO they're always in my heart. And if you like desserts with figs, have a look at all my RECIPES WITH FIGS, sweet but not only. Have a good day!
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Last night, in the countryside with friends, I tried the bruschetta with figs.
Delicious, they had great success. Only pistachios, I used those of Bronte (I'm in the area).
Wishes for your next entry to ….. Anta.
Enjoy your trip to Prague. Salvatore
Hello Savior! Meanwhile, thanks for your good wishes. Birthday passed and I'm still alive… Thanks also to the trust… I used always pistachios, but the production is so small that, unless you buy them personally in Bronte, I find it difficult to get to Rome. I discovered these di Stigliano and use them as an alternative. Among other things, It's over a year that I try to visit a company that manufactures pistachios and I can not in any way to contact anyone, either by phone or by mail… also in August I'll make a travel itinerary of Etna between cellars, cheese productions, peaches and hazelnuts, but not even the shadow of pistachio…. See you soon!
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