bruschetta
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- noun
- /bruˈskɛtə/
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bruschetta
- We ate like Plattypants: smoked cucumbers, spicy crispy beef, smoked salmon, and caviar on top of fried-eggplant bruschetta.
- tomato bruschetta
- olive bruschetta
- garlic bruschetta
I use it in caprese salads and bruschetta.
- I use it in caprese salads and bruschetta.
Examples
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For your first course, Dunkers here has prepared bruschetta topped with roasted tomatoes, caramelized onions, and if I may be so bold, it pairs very nicely with the iced teas.
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And we have bread and hummus, bruschetta, and my all time favorite Filipino dish, Filipino ceviche.
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Ooh, and I love the idea of using Summer in a Bowl for bruschetta!
Blog text (5) -
You have put garlic on the bruschetta.
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The inn I directed Tweed to take us to has the most delicious bruschetta in the region!"
Fiction book (1991) -
We got our pizzas and then we also got bruschetta and some water, some Sprite.
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Bruschetta to start, then Eric cooked a whole fresh fish caught that morning, paired with a sorrel sauce.
Blog text (19) -
It makes fantastic bruschetta.
Blog text (5) -
For your first course, Dunkers here has prepared bruschetta topped with roasted tomatoes, caramelized onions, and if I may be so bold, it pairs very nicely with the iced teas.
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The inn I directed Tweed to take us to has the most delicious bruschetta in the region!
Synonyms
A small piece of toasted bread with a tasty topping like cheese or tomato served as a starter
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bruschetta comes from the Italian verb bruscare meaning 'to roast' or 'to toast' and the small ending -etta meaning 'small'. So it originally meant 'little toasts', which is why bruschetta is pieces of toasted bread with olive oil and toppings today.