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Definition of bruschetta in English: bruschettanoun brʊˈskɛtəbro͞oˈskedə mass nounToasted Italian bread drenched in olive oil and served typically with garlic or tomatoes. Example sentencesExamples - Any imbecile can put a pile of chopped up tomatoes on toasted bread and call it bruschetta.
- They hosted dinner parties - although we never called them that because it sounded middle class - at which they nonchalantly served up bruschetta and poached salmon.
- Another new item on the menu is the yummy bread stick, which is prepared for those who want to taste a different kind of starter, other than the garlic bread, bruschetta, chicken wings, soup and salad.
- We chose the fried calamari and an order of cabo, an eggplant dish, from an interesting list that included bruschetta, quesadillas, ceviche and steamed mussels.
- Leave to marinate for a good 4-6 hours (overnight won't hurt), then serve them, scattered with the capers, with hunks of bread or on thin sluices of garlicky bruschetta.
- I was glad I passed on the starters of buffalo wings, goat's cheese on bruschetta, garlic bread, soup or salad.
- Minestrone with garlic bread bruschetta, buffalo mozzarella pizza, and homemade cannelloni would be followed by a selection of main courses including Chilean sea bass, tiger prawns, and rosemary spring chicken.
- Variations on bruschetta, kebabs, quesadillas, pizza, fries, you name it - there's room for fun, sophisticated twists on such favorites that can work on any type of menu.
- Do Mori sells cicchetti, the Venetian version of tapas: baby artichokes in season, slices of pecorino or polenta, tomato bruschetta, boiled salt cod mashed with oil to make a paste and spread on toast.
- Other predictable starters included focaccia topped with portobello mushrooms with pancetta and garlic as well as bruschetta with poached plum tomato, ricotta and basil pesto.
- You can use Italian olive oil as an everyday oil, but it is a must for use in authentic Italian foods such as bruschetta and risotto, for tossing with cooked pasta, or for making and drizzling over focaccia.
- From jumbo chicken wings or warm chicken salad around the €8 mark to garlic ciabatta bread and bruschetta for €2.45 and €3.75, they also won't break the bank.
- The classic Italian lunch includes several courses of olives, bruschetta, risotto, beans, and rabbit, duck and chicken from the rotisserie.
- These are the types of wines that established a daily wine culture in Italy and you can't ignore how good they taste with simple, delicious dishes like spicy sausages and garlicky bruschetta.
- We also had taramasalata, hummus, tuna carpaccio topped with Parmesan shavings and pine nuts, grilled red peppers, goat cheese and tomato bruschetta with toasted bread.
- Other starters include bruschetta served with tomato, onion and pesto, £3.25, and baked dough sticks brushed with garlic butter, £1.95.
- There are ideas for a lazy Sunday brunch, like bruschetta with ratatouille and Camembert, a great layered fajita for picnics, and lots of polenta ideas.
- To complement the wines, Lo Spuntino offers Italian-influenced tapas like bruschetta, hot smoked salmon and tiramisu, priced at $4.99 to $8.99.
- The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top.
- For starters, there were stonebaked garlic bread, bruschetta and tomato and mozzarella salad, at around the £3.50 mark.
Usage Note that bruschetta is spelled with -sche- in the middle but pronounced -ske- Origin Italian, from bruscare 'to toast'. Rhymes abetter, begetter, better, bettor, biretta, carburettor (US carburetor), debtor, feta, fetter, forgetter, getter, go-getter, Greta, Henrietta, letter, Loretta, mantelletta, operetta, petter, Quetta, setter, sinfonietta, sweater, upsetter, Valletta, vendetta, whetter Definition of bruschetta in US English: bruschettanounbro͞oˈskedə Toasted Italian bread drenched in olive oil and served typically with garlic or tomatoes. Example sentencesExamples - For starters, there were stonebaked garlic bread, bruschetta and tomato and mozzarella salad, at around the £3.50 mark.
- To complement the wines, Lo Spuntino offers Italian-influenced tapas like bruschetta, hot smoked salmon and tiramisu, priced at $4.99 to $8.99.
- Variations on bruschetta, kebabs, quesadillas, pizza, fries, you name it - there's room for fun, sophisticated twists on such favorites that can work on any type of menu.
- Minestrone with garlic bread bruschetta, buffalo mozzarella pizza, and homemade cannelloni would be followed by a selection of main courses including Chilean sea bass, tiger prawns, and rosemary spring chicken.
- Do Mori sells cicchetti, the Venetian version of tapas: baby artichokes in season, slices of pecorino or polenta, tomato bruschetta, boiled salt cod mashed with oil to make a paste and spread on toast.
- From jumbo chicken wings or warm chicken salad around the €8 mark to garlic ciabatta bread and bruschetta for €2.45 and €3.75, they also won't break the bank.
- They hosted dinner parties - although we never called them that because it sounded middle class - at which they nonchalantly served up bruschetta and poached salmon.
- Another new item on the menu is the yummy bread stick, which is prepared for those who want to taste a different kind of starter, other than the garlic bread, bruschetta, chicken wings, soup and salad.
- The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top.
- You can use Italian olive oil as an everyday oil, but it is a must for use in authentic Italian foods such as bruschetta and risotto, for tossing with cooked pasta, or for making and drizzling over focaccia.
- We also had taramasalata, hummus, tuna carpaccio topped with Parmesan shavings and pine nuts, grilled red peppers, goat cheese and tomato bruschetta with toasted bread.
- These are the types of wines that established a daily wine culture in Italy and you can't ignore how good they taste with simple, delicious dishes like spicy sausages and garlicky bruschetta.
- I was glad I passed on the starters of buffalo wings, goat's cheese on bruschetta, garlic bread, soup or salad.
- We chose the fried calamari and an order of cabo, an eggplant dish, from an interesting list that included bruschetta, quesadillas, ceviche and steamed mussels.
- Other starters include bruschetta served with tomato, onion and pesto, £3.25, and baked dough sticks brushed with garlic butter, £1.95.
- Leave to marinate for a good 4-6 hours (overnight won't hurt), then serve them, scattered with the capers, with hunks of bread or on thin sluices of garlicky bruschetta.
- There are ideas for a lazy Sunday brunch, like bruschetta with ratatouille and Camembert, a great layered fajita for picnics, and lots of polenta ideas.
- Any imbecile can put a pile of chopped up tomatoes on toasted bread and call it bruschetta.
- The classic Italian lunch includes several courses of olives, bruschetta, risotto, beans, and rabbit, duck and chicken from the rotisserie.
- Other predictable starters included focaccia topped with portobello mushrooms with pancetta and garlic as well as bruschetta with poached plum tomato, ricotta and basil pesto.
Usage Note that the middle of bruschetta is spelled -sche- but pronounced -ske- Origin Italian, from bruscare ‘to toast’. |