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Recipe Instructions<\/h2>\n
The one ingredient that you will need for this recipe that you might not have around your house is a baguette. You can get baguettes in the bakery section of almost any grocery store, and they are usually plant-based. Just check the list of ingredients!<\/p>\n
After you preheat your oven, cut the baguette into thin slices that are about 1\/2″ thick. This recipe makes enough toppings for about half of a baguette, but this can vary depending on how much you put on each slice. To avoid wasting any of the bread, don’t slice too much of the baguette and only slice more as you top them. Place each piece on a baking sheet.<\/p>\n
Next, start chopping your topping ingredients. Chop up onions, tomatoes, and garlic and put them in a bowl. Combine these with olive oil, dried basil, salt, and pepper. Once you stir all of these together, you are ready to top the baguette slices!<\/p>\n
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With a small spoon, place a scoop of the topping mixture on each baguette slice. Depending on how thick you top them, you might have some leftover. If this happens, just cut more slices and make more bruschetta!<\/p>\n
After you’re done topping them, place them in the oven for about 15 minutes. If you want extra crunchy bruschetta, leave them in for a bit longer.<\/p>\n
When they are done cooking, remove them from the oven and pour a little balsamic vinegar on each one. Be careful to pour slowly \u2014 if you add too much balsamic, it can easily overpower the rest of the flavors.<\/p>\n
How to make plant-based bruschetta even faster<\/strong>: If you want to skip all of the chopping, just toss all of the topping ingredients into a food processor and pulse until everything is chopped! Just make sure you don’t puree the ingredients.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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