Author Notes
I used to really hate goat cheese. My college roommate, a cheese connoisseur, told me to just wait until I had really good goat cheese. Turns out, she was right. Last week, Whole Foods market generously gave away a ton of free products to their Facebook Fans as a kind of customer appreciation day. One of the items they gave was goat cheese. I’m used to things being of high quality from them, so I decided to give goat cheese one more try. I’m glad I did. It’s creamy, and combines so well with fresh herbs like rosemary. —Christina Singletary
Ingredients
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1/2
baguette (day old is great)
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goat cheese
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fresh rosemary
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red pepper flakes
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dried parsley
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garlic salt
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butter or non-dairy spread (I like Earth Balance)
Directions
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Cut baguette into very thin slices. Place on a tray and toast in the toaster oven on one side about one minute on 250-300 degrees.
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Butter the untoasted side, and then put them back in the oven for another minute. Be careful not to burn them.
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Remove them from the oven and add a dollop of goat cheese. Sprinkle with parsley, red pepper flakes, and garlic salt.
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Top each crostini with a sprig of rosemary. Place back in the oven for another couple minutes, until crispy. Enjoy!
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