Ingredients
Deli buys
- anchovy fillets
- olives
- roasted pepper strips
- cured ham
- sliced chorizo (optional) – you’ll need a good handful of each
You will also need
- 1 loaf sourdough bread
- 3-6 garlic cloves, halved
- 3-4 tomatoes, halved across the equator
- sea salt, for sprinkling
- olive oil, for drizzling
Method
Just before you’re ready to sit down, slice and toast the bread (delicious on the barbecue or simply under the grill), then pop on a large breadboard with the garlic and tomatoes and put the toppings out in bowls. Show your friends how it’s done: rub the cut side of the garlic cloves roughly on to the toast, then rub and squeeze the tomatoes on to the toast, cut side down again – you’ll want a good covering of seeds. Sprinkle with sea salt and drizzle with olive oil, then pile the toasts with any of the accompaniments that you fancy.
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