So much fiber, so little time: Lament for the bruschetta

2007.09.25

Lament for the bruschetta

Oh, poor bruschetta! It tasted wonderful but didn't last - glass bowl slipped out of hand, bowl shattered, bruschetta died. Hint from Heloise: a bench knife is handy when removing a mix of glass and bruschetta from a kitchen floor. I'm hoping we'll get another eggplant this weekend, and I'll try again.

On the other hand, the sourdough bread survived, and it was great. I used my perforated Italian two-loaf pan set on a baking stone, with ice cubes dropped periodically into a cast iron pan on the floor of the oven. Very nice crust!

Posted at 04:48 PM in Food and Drink | Permalink

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Ack! How terrible!

Posted by: Charleen | 2007.09.25 at 08:20 PM

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