Bruschetta with Squashed Roasted Garlic, Marinated Artichokes and Parma Ham

Bruschetta with Squashed Roasted Garlic, Marinated Artichokes and Parma Ham

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Bruschetta with Squashed Roasted Garlic, Marinated Artichokes and Parma Ham

Bruschetta with Squashed Roasted Garlic, Marinated Artichokes and Parma Ham

  • Author: Carey Boucher-Erasmus
  • Prep Time: 10
  • Cook Time: 65
  • Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
  • Category: Baking; Breads; easy; Light meals; Meals and Courses; Picnics; Snacks

Description

Simple, light and tasteful.


Ingredients

Roasted garlic
2 fat bulbs garlic, cut neatly down the centre, exposing all the cloves
1 C (250 ml) milk
½ C (125 ml) water
1 sprig fresh thyme
salt and pepper
olive oil
10 slices ciabatta
Parmesan-infused olive oil
1 x 400 g jar chargrilled and marinated artichoke hearts, torn into pieces
5 slices Parma ham, torn in half
½ C (125 ml) Parmesan shavings
1 x 40 g packet wild rocket
salt and pepper to taste


Instructions

Preheat the oven to 180 °C.
Roasted garlic
Place the halved garlic bulbs in a small pot with the milk and water. Simmer for 15 minutes only. This helps draw the pungent flavour out of the garlic, giving a milder flavour. Remove from the milk and wrap in foil with thyme, seasoning and a drizzle of olive oil. Roast for 50 minutes until the garlic is soft. Keep to one side.

Turn the oven up to 220 °C.

Arrange the ciabatta slices on a baking tray, drizzle with olive oil and bake for 10–15 minutes until golden and crispy.

Squash the soft garlic cloves out of their skins and spread onto the hot bruschetta. Top with artichoke pieces, Parma ham, Parmesan and rocket, and drizzle with olive oil. Season to taste.

Tip
These are great for a tapas evening!


Carey Boucher-Erasmus

Carey has 10 years of extensive experience in the food industry. She is a freelance food consultant and has a popular blog called 'Bits of Carey'. Carey has been developing recipes, as well as doing the styling and photography for her regular feature, Midweek Meals in Crush since 2011. She has also written features for Food24 for a long time. Carey's food style is simple, fresh and unpretentious with a real ?eat me now? factor. Her favourite ingredients are fresh herbs, lemon, butter and bacon.


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