This is not precisly a bruschetta. Technically it is. It is a piece of toasted bread, rubbed with garlic, topped with delicious ingredients. BUT it is certainly not an antipasto for me, excuse me Italians. I love these little filling bites for the limitless options one can layer in such a small bite.
There are still some seasonal tomatoes in produce shops and I LOVE tomatoes; red, ripe, juicy, and super flavourful. Go and grab the last ones out there and treat them well!
This recipe is merely a guideline to one of the simplest delights. Such toasts are a feast to have for breakfast or dinner and I’d have them any time of the day. For this specific bite, I used quail eggs since I was able to get my hands on some from my favorite produce shop. Those nasty little eggs have nothing to do with the sayings regarding how fragile egg shells are. I almost always was this close to breaking the bright yellow yolk and risking a sad-looking mini egg. But on the bright side, once you break the egg perfectly, quail eggs are perfect for getting LOTS OF CRISPY EDGES! Yes, the best part about fried eggs are the crispy side, don’t you agree?
Go ahead and grab a good slice of bread, a ripe tomato, an egg, garlic and herbs and treat yourself! You deserve it!
Thank you for sharing the cute dish! I have been looking for dishes for potluck parties. I guess this is great 🙂
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Thank you! You’ll find great recipes for potlucks on #cookin5m2
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