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Antonio Carluccio
4
Easy
By Antonio Carluccio
Published 2012
“From fetta (slices) and unta (oiled), this is exactly what it says. The Tuscans eat it with antipasti or by itself as a snack. In Lazio and other parts of the South it is called bruschettà.”
Toast the bread on both sides, then gently rub with the garlic. Drizzle over the olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper and eat warm.