Herb Toasts
"These toasts are nice with dips and I also serve them with soups. Pita bread is a good substitute; they are smaller so use a few extra. This also works with tortillas, but then you don't split them."
photo by Debbwl
- Ready In:
- 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Yields:
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4 round toasts
ingredients
- 2 lebanese round flat bread
- 2 -3 tablespoons olive oil or 2 -3 tablespoons melted butter
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried thyme
directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Split the bread horizontally.
- Brush all four circles with the oil or butter; sprinkle the combined herbs over the bread.
- Put them on oven trays and bake for 7 to 10 minutes, depending on your oven.
- You can cut the bread in pieces before baking or carefully break them up after they are baked and cooled, this gives a more"rustic" look For variations add: garlic, cayenne, paprika or some fresh grated Parmesan.
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Reviews
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These are SOOOOOOO tasty. I used about 3 1/2 pitas and added the garlic, paprika, and Parmesan optional ingredients. We served this as a snack with some sliced cheeses and were in heaven. These would be fabulous with soup or salads as well. I will be making this again and again! -
Very easy and yummy .. I loved it and so did my husband! thank you -
Pleasing crisp herbed flat bread. This was so quick and easy to make and turned out perfectly crisp. Made as written using the olive oil option, but think next time will leave off the thyme. Thanks for the post.
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I used melted butter and pita bread. DH said it was missing something. I didn't split them. It was great in a ranch dip. Thanks Pets'R'us :) Made for Cookbook tag game -
Made these to go with recipe #264215 and thoroughly enjoyed. Due to dietary restrictions I had to use rye wraps (scaled back and used 2) which I sprayed with oil and sprinkled the herbs on (basil, thyme and tarragon) and cut them into triangles to fit on the tray better but will definately try the cheese option too. I baked at 170C fan forced for 7 minutes for nice crispy wedges which the DM enjoyed just eating as is (much healthier than potatoe chips/crisps. Thank you Pets'R'U, made for cook-a-thon for Pets.
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this is sooo good!! I couldn't find any pita/tortilla in my local grocery store, so used honey oats bread, cut into trangles instead. And I used butter. They were great plain and were awesome topped with ground beef and onions too. Thanks for the simple, tasty recipe!
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
PetsRus
Leiden, Zuid Holland
Hello, my name is Bonnie and I am a very beautiful cat as you can see if you look at the picture at the top of this page.... What??.. I am supposed to talk about you??? But it says here: About Me!! Well all right then ......
My mom is Dutch and has moved to England in October 2007, after living 15 years in the Netherlands with my English dad. They don’t have any human children and “created” their own family, which means I have to share them with Hannah, she is a 6 years old tortie cat, Abby the dog, she is a 9 year old Beagle, and a one year old black Miniature Pincher named Poppy, I refuse to tell you my age but I am a georgious lilac British Shorthair cat!!
It is obvious she adores pets just by looking at her name she uses on Zaar (many on Zaar call her Pets or Petsie Poo), her name in real life is Annelies and that is a common Dutch name.
My mom always liked to cook, but since she joined Zaar it got out of control, and it doesn’t help that she is disorganized. Printed recipes everywhere in the house, the recipe binders have got bigger and just between you and me, her hips too!!!
I have lived in Holland all of my life until now, but they lived in several different countries/places:- desert and coastal Oman, up North and West in Holland, Vancouver-Canada, Aberdeen- Scotland and in Norway they lived in Bergen and Oslo. We have all moved together to England, as you can see I’ve already learnt the language!
I heard her say to Dad that this is the last time she moved to another country...she's had it with moving from one place to another! ( its her age...she's getting grumpy)
Mom is 55 years old but I always hear her say that the date of her birthday does not mean that much to her, the date of her cancer anniversary is more important, because so far she is a survivor.
Besides cooking she has other interests too, crafts, gardening and soap making.
She likes Zaar and is one of the hosts on the German-Benelux Forum here on RecipeZaar.
She would like to thank everybody who tries and comments on the recipes she has posted on Recipezaar, your feedback is very much appreciated.
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