prosciutto is something i see in a lot of recipes and always avoid because it's completely foreign to me.  well, last week i was
 feeling bold (and rich, apparently--it's super pricey) and finally got 
myself some prosciutto to try.  i bought a 1/4 of a pound and used it 
for three different recipes.  they were all delicious.  this and the next two posts are the recipes.  
from everyday food magazine.
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        1 small ciabatta roll, torn into pieces (i used some sourdough french bread)
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        coarse salt and ground pepper
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        3 slices prosciutto, broiled til crisp
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        2 teaspoons red-wine vinegar
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        1 romaine heart, chopped
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        1/2 cup canned white beans, rinsed and drained
 
brush bread with olive oil and broil til crunchy.   toss it all together.  yum, yum and yum!  the vinegar is great, but i also absolutely love 
cardini's honey mustard.  i will never buy another honey mustard! 
 
1 comment:
prosciutto can be pricey, but when a little goes a long way, it's not as bad. This sounds amazing!
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