Lightly
brush bread slices with oil.
Brush bread slices with olive oil and sprinkle with paprika on one side.
Brush the bread slices with the olive oil on both sides then mash one clove of garlic from the roasted chicken on each slices of bread and spread like butter all over the bread.
Brush bread slices with olive oil.
Brush bread slices with Caesar dressing and sprinkle liberally with grated parmesan on top.
Brush the bread slices with olive oil on both sides and season lightly with salt.
Not exact matches
Reserve the leftover marinade and
brush them on the
sliced crusty
bread.
Lightly
brush both sides of all the
bread slices with melted butter.
I piled my Hillshire Farm ® Thin
Sliced Honey Ham on to the Pepperidge Farm ® bread with some sliced Gouda cheese, then instead of brushing my bread with olive oil or melted butter, I spread some Hellman's ® Real Mayonnaise on it to make it crispy and
Sliced Honey Ham on to the Pepperidge Farm ®
bread with some
sliced Gouda cheese, then instead of brushing my bread with olive oil or melted butter, I spread some Hellman's ® Real Mayonnaise on it to make it crispy and
sliced Gouda cheese, then instead of
brushing my
bread with olive oil or melted butter, I spread some Hellman's ® Real Mayonnaise on it to make it crispy and brown.
Brush 2/3 of the butter mixture between the
slices of
bread.
Top with the other
slice of
bread, then
brush both sides with olive oil.
While onions cool,
slice bread into thick
slices (1 to 1.5 inch thick) and
brush both sides with olive oil
Once all the
bread twists have been transferred to the baking sheet,
brush them with the garlic oil and sprinkle any cheese that fell out during the
slicing and twisting onto the tops of the breadsticks.
Brush thick
sliced bread with some garlic oil from jar.
Brush both sides of
slices of
bread with olive oil.
1/2 pound russet potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks 2 garlic cloves peeled Coarse salt 1 tin sardines in olive oil 2 tbsp olive oil, plus more for
brushing Finely grated zest of 1 lemon, plus 1 tbsp lemon juice Pinch cayenne pepper 1 small loaf crust
bread,
sliced
Working in batches if needed, coat both sides of each
bread slice with banana batter, by either placing gently on top of batter to coat, or
brushing with a basting
brush.
Make the garlic
bread:
Slice the Italian
bread in half lengthwise, and
brush the remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil on the cut sides.
Place
bread slices on baking sheet,
brush with olive oil.
Rub
bread slices with garlic clove and
brush with olive oil.
Using a pastry
brush, coat the outsides of the
bread slices with the remaining 2 tsp olive oil.
Brush the dough with the beaten egg and
slice a few slits in the top of the
bread.
Brush several
slices of
bread with this sauce, liberally; cut the
slices into 3 long fingers each; then place on a cookie sheet and grill carefully till crisp.
Brush each
slice with some olive oil and place under the broiler for about a minute, or until the
bread begins to get crispy.
Slice the
bread rolls open,
brush the insides with olive oil and grill them first until they get grill marks.
Sliced ciabatta
bread is
brushed with a garlic - flavoured butter, topped with mozzarella and baked until crisp and brown.
Brush the tops of the
bread slices with olive oil and sprinkle with flaky salt.
While grill is heating,
brush 1 side of each
bread slice with 1 tsp oil.
Brush garlic oil over
bread slices and place in oven with eggplant.
You'll need 80 gm (1/2 cup) pine nuts 3 cups (firmly packed) basil 80 gm pecorino, finely grated 200 ml olive oil, plus extra for
brushing Finely grated rind and juice of 1 lemon 2 zucchini, thinly
sliced lengthways on a mandolin 1 garlic clove, thinly
sliced 2 cups (loosely packed) mint, coarsely torn 1 cup (loosely packed) flat - leaf parsley, coarsely torn 6 thick
slices sourdough
bread To serve: nasturtium flowers (optional), torn Method 01 Preheat oven to 180C.
Arrange
bread slices on top;
brush them with remaining tablespoon oil and season with salt.
I
sliced the French
bread into 1/2 inch
slices,
brushed with olive oil, minced garlic and dried parsley, and baked the
bread at 350 for 12 minutes, or until the
bread is crisp all the way through.
Brush the tops of
bread slices with 1/4 cup of olive oil and sprinkle with flaky sea salt.
Slice bread into 3/8 ″ thick
slices,
brush on a thin layer of olive oil and then toast under broiler 2.
While tomatoes are cooling, put
bread slices on a baking sheet and
brush lightly on both sides with additional oil.
Brush the outsides of each slice of bread with olive oil, then brush the other side with p
Brush the outsides of each
slice of
bread with olive oil, then
brush the other side with p
brush the other side with pesto.
Brush 4 center
slices of
bread on 1 side with remaining 1 1/2 tablespoons oil.
Top with another 1/2 cup of cheese and remaining
slice of
bread,
brushed side - down and press to seal.
Use pastry
brush to coat 1 side of each
bread slice.
Above: Preheat oven to 350 degrees, arrange
bread slices on two large rimmed baking sheets and
brush with oil.
I topped lightly toasted
bread with
slices of the blue cheese and pear (culinary best friends), and freshened the pile with a few wisps of arugula and a
brush of lemon.
Meanwhile, on the remaining baking sheet,
brush the olive oil lightly over both sides of each
slice of
bread.
Brush the inside of a split sub roll or
sliced Italian
bread with olive oil.
Waffle iron grilled cheese: Skip the traditional grilled cheese method and toss your kids» favorite cheese (Morford suggests Gruyere) between two
slices of whole wheat
bread and press the sandwich into a waffle iron
brushed with olive oil.
Here's my recipe: Heat your pan on medium,
brush coconut oil on the outside of two
slices of sprouted grain
bread, place one
slice of
bread in the pan (oil side down), add one serving of BabyBel Light cheese shredded or
sliced on the
slice, and place the other
slice of
bread on top with the oil side out.
Meanwhile, cut the
bread into 1/2 ″ thick
slices, rub with the whole clove of garlic and
brush with olive oil.
Arrange the
bread slices on a baking sheet and
brush each one lightly with melted butter.
Now I like to melt my butter a bit and
brush it on the outside of each
slice, but it's probably not necessary, if you prefer instead to use a knife and spread un-melted butter on your
bread.
I like to melt my butter a bit and
brush it on the outside of each
slice, but it's probably not necessary, if you prefer to use a knife and spread unmelted butter on your
bread.