White Bean-Artichoke Spread with Bruschetta
Recipe courtesy Toni Roberts, Sonoma Mission Inn
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By susanchartock_1...
Flushing, NY
on March 21, 2010
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Hi Giada,
I just watched you make this artichoke & white bean bruschetta today. It looks wonderfully appetizing. I've never actually made bruschetta before but again
you have inspired me to try this new appetizer.
I love the personal touch you add to every dish you make on the
show.
Thanks.
By jjudy_551447
Milpitas, CA
on November 16, 2007
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It is always fun to use new bruschella recipes. To save some time I used a can of artichoke hearts. Reserve the liquid because when you blend all of the ingredients in the blender you definitely need some liquid to get things moving. If you need more liquid you can always use extra virgin olive oil and/or water. *VERY important this recipe calls for a whole head of garlic. I used seven cloves because a whole head seemed to be overkill. I absolutely love garlic, but even using seven cloves made the spread very garlicy. I would say use mabe 4 cloves. You can always add more if you want to jazz it up.