Rarely I have I had such a mix of flavours that compliment one another as well as this recipe does!
Recently I have been on a bit of a mission to create my portfolio and recruiting a few people to help me achieve this goal. Last week my father made this recipe when he had a guest over for dinner. He sat this heavily plated bruschetta dish down onto the table and before I had even taken my first bite I knew I wanted him to make it for my cause. It smelt and looked amazing!
This recipe comes from the (freebie) Coles magazine you can pick up at your local Coles supermarket – and boasts a cool $2.70 per serve!
Pear & Prosciutto Bruschetta with Honeyed Ricotta
Ingredients
1/4 cup olive oil 8 slices top quality bruschetta bread 250g (8oz)smooth ricotta 1 tsp honey, warmed and runny 2 pears, thinly sliced lengthways 200g (6.5oz) sliced prosciutto Basil leaves and cracked pepper to serve
Directions
Preheat the oven to 200 C (400 F). Brush the olive oil over both sides of the bruschetta bread. Place on a baking tray and bake for 5-10 minutes until lightly toasted.
Mix together the ricotta and honey. Spread the ricotta mixture over the bruschetta bread and arrange the pear slices over the ricotta. Cut each piece of prosciutto into half. Loosely roll two halves and place on top of the pear. (Repeat for each slice).
Top each slice with a few small basil leaves and some cracked pepper.
i totally dig that about you! i just don’t like my last name that much and audrey michelle kinda flows i guess, and most people end up calling me that. rachel jane flows nicely, as well go us.
These posts are seriously damaging to my weight loss plan. After 16 nights of non stop eating on the cruise you are tempting me to keep eating. Lol!! Great photos. I just love all of the detail on the chopping board. So much going on.
Oh yes the food on cruises! Non-stop eating. I will however take that as a compliment I am super happy how they turned out – does the recipe justice cause they are seriously yummy!
gorgeous work! looking forward to keeping up with you
Thanks so much and like-wise! I love the fact that both of us are greedy and have two ‘first names’ as our name! ;P
i totally dig that about you! i just don’t like my last name that much and audrey michelle kinda flows i guess, and most people end up calling me that. rachel jane flows nicely, as well
go us.
These posts are seriously damaging to my weight loss plan. After 16 nights of non stop eating on the cruise you are tempting me to keep eating. Lol!! Great photos. I just love all of the detail on the chopping board. So much going on.
Oh yes the food on cruises! Non-stop eating. I will however take that as a compliment
I am super happy how they turned out – does the recipe justice cause they are seriously yummy!
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