Bruschetta seasoning in a ceramic jar - 40 g
Our classic bruschetta seasoning makes Mediterranean-style toasted bread—as well as dips and sauces—taste twice as good! Along with a savory, piquant character and sweet, fruity notes, it features a subtle kick of pepper.
For the best flavor, crush the bruschetta seasoning using a mortar or your hands just before use.
Ingredients:
Bell pepper, garlic, Malabar pepper, onion, basil, oregano, rosemary, savory, marjoram, thyme
Product details:
- Net weight: 40 g
- Brand: Pfeffersack & Söhne
- Category: Spices
- Item no.: 10001690
- Manufacturer: P&S GmbH & Co. KG
Am Berg 6, 56070 Koblenz, Germany
Description:
Good to know: As a light appetizer or finger food, bruschetta is popular all over the world today! The term "bruscare" essentially means to toast (a slice of bread). It doesn't matter whether you toast it in a pan, in the oven, on a contact grill, or on an outdoor grill. The most well-known version is arguably the one topped with diced tomatoes, olive oil, and garlic—but is that the original? No! Bruschetta actually originated as "poor man's food" in Central Italy—specifically, in the Abruzzo region. There, toasted bread was rubbed with garlic and drizzled with olive oil—and thus, *bruschetta abbruzzese* was born.
Today, there are countless variations of bruschetta. Whether topped with meat, fish, or prepared as a vegetarian or vegan dish, the thousands of ways to serve bruschetta offer something for every palate. Yet, every bruschetta shares one thing in common: it is always based on a slice of toasted white or sourdough bread, which is then topped with various ingredients.
Tip: Our blend is delicious for making *bruschetta abbruzzese*—no frills, just oil and salt, keeping it completely classic! To prepare *bruschetta abbruzzese*, drizzle a little oil onto a slice of white bread. Then, rub the P&S Bruschetta seasoning between your fingers directly onto the bread and finish with a pinch of *flor de sal*. For the best bruschetta, the bread shouldn't be too soft; you’ll get the best results using bread that is a day or two old, paired with a high-quality, cold-pressed Italian olive oil.