What better way to beat the heat than taking refuge in juicy, refreshing melons. Usually, bruschetta is served spicy, but for a hot summer afternoon, crusty bread with juicy fruit, is a perfect snack with tea. This is more than a recipe, its a method. Play with the combination of fruits until you find what you like the most. Pineapple, persimmons, grapes are some other candidates. Mint and rosemary go well with most of the fruits.
Ingredients
Crusty bread – sliced to ½ inch slices
Cantaloupe – 1 cup, diced
Honey dew – 1 cup, diced
Mint – 2 tbsp, finely chopped
Salt
Pepper
Olive oil
Method
Drizzle the bread slices with oil and toast them in a 350F oven for 8 minutes. Season them with salt and pepper when they are hot.
Combine cantaloupe, honey dew and mint together. Top over the toasts and enjoy.
This is more than a Bruschetta! Its a fruity Bruschetta! Awesome! :)
ReplyDeletewow those pics drive me crazy. I use the macro mode but dont get this clarity. does it work with flash. you have so much light in there. lovely looking bruschetta!!
ReplyDeleteCool recipe! :)
ReplyDeleteThat picture looks awesome Suganya.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so mouth watering....
ReplyDeleteMore than a snack, they are eye candy!
ReplyDeletecantaloupe looks gorgeous in there :)
ReplyDeletewowowow melon bruchetta...who cares what it tastes like when it looks soo pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe pic looks nice, and so seems the recipe....:)
ReplyDeleteLovely Suganya, cool and simple recipe. Viji
ReplyDeleteI think I will keep admiring the colours instead of eating them. Picture is beautiful. I know the taste must be awesome :)
ReplyDeleteyummmm.. lovely and tasty... the pics are cool!!
ReplyDeleteA brilliant fruity take on the original. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you all of you for your comments. Greatly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteSharmi, I don't use flash in my pics. Its natural light.
How unusual!
ReplyDeleteDelicious Pic Suganya!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely fruity bruschetta....you have opened another avenue for bruschetta topping. Thanks ya!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds great and looks yum!! Sweet tasting Bruschetta,delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI have tried apple and tomato (the green ones) combo but melon is new to me...I like brushchettas mainly for all all that colour :)
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Hi suganya!
ReplyDeleteBruschetta is a new recipe to me! as every body is saying pic looks lovely!
Fruity bruschetta! That's a winner!
ReplyDeleteLooks great with pleasant colour..and golden toasted bread....hmm tempting alot.
ReplyDeletewow thats a very awesome Bruschetta indeed. looks fabulous dear. nice entry!
ReplyDeletehow pretty! not to mention original! i'm so envious that you have such abundant natural light! :)
ReplyDeleteYour pics are too good Suganya.... Amazing.... love the idea of fruits instead of veggies...
ReplyDeletegreat pictures suganya
ReplyDeletehmmm toasted bruschetta
ReplyDeletewith fruits...thats cool
looks lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteOh i just cant stop commenting on your photography.
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe.
Right now, I am envying you. What a great picture.
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