Trim the crusts off of the bread Roll the bread really flat Brush
both sides of the bread with butter.
Lightly brush
both sides of the bread with oil, then grill over moderate heat until lightly charred on the bottom, about 1 minute.
Brush
each side of bread with olive oil.
Brush
both sides of the bread with olive oil and bake for 6 minutes, until lightly toasted.
Using a pastry brush, brush
both sides of the bread with 2 tablespoons of the olive oil.
Lightly brush
both sides of bread with OLIVE OIL; place on baking sheet; (optional) sprinkle with SALT.
Wipe one
side of the bread with the whole garlic, and brush with extra virgin olive oil.
Take one slice of bread, butter side down and slather the other
side of the bread with 1 tablespoon of ranch dressing (or a tad bit more if you like).
Brush
both sides of bread with remaining 4 Tbsp.
Brush
both sides of bread with 2 Tbsp.
Brush top and cut
sides of bread with butter, working down into crevices.
Brush the cut
sides of the bread with the reserved marinade.
Lightly brush cut
sides of bread with oil and grill, turning occasionally, until lightly toasted (or cook it, cut side down, in a dry skillet until browned).
Brush cut
sides of bread with 2 Tbsp.
While first side is grilling, butter top
side of bread with other tsp.
Use a pastry brush to coat
both sides of the bread with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil.
Not exact matches
We love a hot bowl
of this
with a
side of toasted rye
bread for an easy meal or an afternoon snack.
Serve immediately
with wedges
of lemon to squeeze over the halloumi, warm pita
bread and additional dressing on the
side.
You can serve these as a meal, wrapped in a tortilla or stuffed into a pita
bread, or you can have them as an appetizer served on a skewer or toothpick
with a
side of my delicious, garlicky yogurt sauce.
My favorite tomato appetizer is without question a heirloom tomato, basil and mozzarella salad
with a sprinkle
of sea salt and balsamic vinegar
with some yummy crusty
bread on the
side.
Quickly cover that piece
of bread with both cheeses and place the second piece
of bread (spread
side facing you).
Lightly brush both
sides of all the
bread slices
with melted butter.
Ladle into bowls and serve
with extra cheese, crumbled bacon, and
with a
side of lightly toasted
bread.
Spread one
side of each slice
of raisin
bread with cream cheese.
Yes, consistent
with our long tradition
of baking better
breads on the bright
side, all
of the ingredients in our organic
breads are non-GMO.
We recommend serving»em
with a
side of crusty
bread for dunking.
Scientists on both
sides of the Atlantic are researching a little - known cereal that could be used in
breads for people
with gluten intolerance.
You can get a good mixture
of all the ingredients
with the ever so elegant scooping method and also have the
sides if you are using
bread, roli or other handheld food item to scoop up the food.
Okay, I realize I left out the
bread, and everyone loves
bread... but you're going to eat that on the
side, instead
of trying to balance all the ingredients on it
with the danger
of it totally falling apart.
Brush both
sides of the pita
bread with 1 teaspoon
of olive oil and sprinkle
with a pinch
of salt, then lightly toast on the skillet, about 45 seconds per
side.
The delicious mix
of breakfast and lunch was filling and delicious, the yummy curried potato and kale
with sauted onions was complimented by some iceberg lettuce & carrot salad on the
side, and beans on toasted
bread added that necessary breakfast - y vibe.
This first recipe is a
side dish or a starter, intended to be served warm
with a slice
of crusty
bread, it's easy, quick and most importantly delicious and would be perfect at a dinner party this festive season.
Oh, and I'll take along a slice
of that yummy homeade
bread,
with a wee drop o» the brandy on the
side:)
Greek salad is so great
with a
side of grilled chicken, hummus and pita
bread... or a
side of pizza.
It also makes a great hero sandwich filling: simply spread on 2 sliced long rolls, top
with slices
of provolone cheese, and grill in the double -
sided grill 3 to 4 minutes, or until
bread is crisp and cheese is melted.
Brush the chicken
with olive oil and place it, breast
side up, on top
of the
bread.
My Dad fondly remembers some
of our most flavourful dinners as the ones that involved vegetables from a can and sauce from a packet, and to this day my Mom thinks it's a shame that my sons have never had a bologna sandwich on white
bread served
with a
side of Jello.
Scoop a tablespoon
of the pesto onto each slice
of bread, then top one
side with the tomatoes, mozzarella, avocado, and basil.
I chose the Seared Salmon Salad...
with another
side of bread,
of course!
My other gluten - free dining guest thoroughly enjoyed the Mediterranean Pizza (minus the cheese)... also
with another
side of bread!
Top
with the other slice
of bread, then brush both
sides with olive oil.
Currently, it's this chickpea salad sandwich from Olives for Dinner on Ezekiel
bread with lettuce and tomato, accompanied by a
side of roasted brussels sprouts.
In this house that means exactly 3 sliced
of American on wheat
bread with Country Crock spread on both
sides and cooked in skillet until the edges are browned and the cheese is melted.
Arrange
bread in skillet in single layer,
with majority
of crusted pieces near center, crust
side up.
Layer on one slice
of cheese, top
with about half
of the grilled onions and then top
with another slice
of cheese, and then the second slice
of bread (butter
side up).
Just stop at any ol' pastry (can't spell in French), bakery, vegetable stand, restaurant — one
of my most memorable meals was an Ethopian off on a
side street
with another being fresh
bread, an avocado purchased from a Bengladeshi street vendor, butter and fantastic pepper (just ground black pepper that was so pungent) from a small market.
Butter outer
sides of two slices
of bread and layer each
side with mozzarella.
Place slice
of bread, butter
side down, on pan and top
with 1/4
of beef mixture.
Annnnd even though it's almost 9:30 at night here, I'm now currently craving a big bowl
of this curry
with a
side of crusty
bread!
The texture is great... will try baking them next time instead
of just pan frying, but they were great on toasted
bread with abit
of mustard and some arugula and tomato; also great
with a
side of mashed potato.