this is the last post of my small bites series, and probably the most simple of 'recipes'. it's actually just two ingredients, but the end result is super yummy. i love artichoke hearts on... everything. i want to create twist on the standard tomato bruschetta, and thought artichoke hearts would make a great ingredient to swap in. and to give it a just another little zing, i used sun dried tomatoes, although i'm sure regular ones would make a nice flavour combo as well. the picture here is half a bowl of
simple tomato bruschetta (left) and the artichoke and sun dried tomato on the right. i didn't want to dirty up all of kim's dishes just for a pic!
- 6 oz. small jar of marinate artichoke hears
- 7-8 sun dried tomatoes, not oil packed
i buy sun dried tomatoes in bulk and just rehydrate them when i need. in this case, i soaked them in a warm bowl of water for about 25 minutes, and then sliced each one into matchstick size pieces. next, drain the artichoke hearts. if you aren't using the marinated ones in a jar, i would suggest making a marinade of olive oil and some spices and letting them sit for a while. the pre-marinated ones make this so much easier, though.
and that's it. combine and let sit for a few hours. no need to add garlic or other spices, cause the artichoke hearts take care of it for you!
10 comments:
Sometimes the simplest recipes are really the best. Yum!
I dig it!
Yum two of our favorites.
one simple & gloriously good look'n bruschetta....things don't get much better than this! yuuuum!
this was absolutely the best! it was so yummy I could have eaten 3 bowls.
The combo of artichokes and sundried tomatoes sounds so good!
What a great idea! And I just put in my first order of bulk dried tomatoes the other day, too. After all the disturbing finding about canned tomatoes and BPA, I think it's a much safer option.
That bruschetta is calling to me! I agree wtih Tami--sometimes simple is best. Sounds soooo good! :)
Those are a couple of my favorite ingredients! I enjoyed catching up on your 'small bites' series, and it looks like awesome summer food.
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