This bruschetta couldn't be simpler to put together, and it's so delicious. Whip it up as a starter for friends or make it for yourself as a quick lunch.
Method
- Brush one side of the bread with the oil. Toast the bread then rub each slice with the garlic. Arrange the peppers on the toast and scatter with the feta, some parsley and seasoning. Drizzle with olive oil.
Ingredients
- 6 thick slices crusty bread
- 3tbsp olive oil, plus extra to drizzle
- 1 garlic clove, halved
- 200g (7oz) roasted peppers (from a jar is fine), sliced into thick strips
- 200g (7oz) feta cheese
- few sprigs flat-leaf parsley
Jane Curran is a freelance food editor, stylist, writer and consultant based in Cape Town. Former food director of TI Media & woman&home. All about food, wine (dipWSET), gardening and the Arsenal.
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