Hmmmm, the first time I had bruschetta….ya, I don’t at all remember when that was. But I knew I loved it and that I wanted more of it. All of my favorite things: tomatoes, basil, olive oil, and herbs. How could you go wrong? It is such an Italian-restaurant classic, but it is sometimes hard to find on other menus, so the opportunity to review Bella Sun Luci‘s bruschetta sounded fantastic.
I been on this super sun-dried-tomato kick lately. When its available, I immediately order/buy the “sun dried tomato” option. Did you know they make Sundried Tomato-flavored Wheat Thins!? They’ve changed my life. Of course I would be freaking out a little about Bella Sun Luci’s sun dried tomato bruschetta in a jar!
This stuff has flava! This is an authentic family recipe that uses fresh basil and premium olive oil. It has a perfect consistency, beautiful color, and tastes like the dreamiest bruschetta you’ve ever had in a restaurant. I’ve used it on all sorts of things. Below is on panini-style sandwhiches I cooked in our George Foreman.
After the jar has been refrigerated, it has a thicker consistency that is great for spreading. If you want it oily and soupy again, just let it sit out at room temperature for a while.
Once warmed on the grill, the bruschetta has that deliciously oily consistency again that is just sinfully delicious. I also tried the sun dried tomatoes in a pasta dish this week:
So dang good! I want to buy these sun dried tomatoes by the canister, Costco style. These tomatoes have the perfect texture, they are packed with flavor, and the small jar really goes a long way. The tall and skinny jars are great for stacking in a pantry, and they hold quite a bit. I feel like I’ve been using them for several weeks now in assorted dishes, and there’s still more to enjoy.
Bella Sun Luci carries over a dozen dreamy products that make your mouth water and want to throw a dinner party. They are actually the largest producer of sun dried tomatoes in the US.
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