So, I was suppose to make one of the "updated" tea sandwich recipes, but I went one page too far and made the Pear "crostini" with spiced pecans and blue cheese. I replaced the pear for fig and made both spiced and plain pecans. Oh well...this paired nicely with a cold Riesling.
For the tea sandwich recipes, go to http://dinnerwithaura.com/2012/07/02/updated-tea-sandwiches-with-chilled-avocado-radish-basil-soup/
To check out other variations of the updated tea sandwiches, go to http://thefoodmattersproject.com/2012/07/02/updated-tea-sandwiches/
Monday, July 2, 2012
the food matters project: "whoops" fig, blue cheese and pecan crostini
So, I was suppose to make one of the "updated" tea sandwich recipes, but I went one page too far and made the Pear "crostini" with spiced pecans and blue cheese. I replaced the pear for fig and made both spiced and plain pecans. Oh well...this paired nicely with a cold Riesling.
For the tea sandwich recipes, go to http://dinnerwithaura.com/2012/07/02/updated-tea-sandwiches-with-chilled-avocado-radish-basil-soup/
To check out other variations of the updated tea sandwiches, go to http://thefoodmattersproject.com/2012/07/02/updated-tea-sandwiches/
Gracie, I love how simply delicious this is. Perfect non heavy and super healthy summer appetizers.
ReplyDeleteMy neighbors have three fig trees. They've already had a first crop and we just ate those until we were figged-out. The next crop will be ripe by the end of August and, besides jam, I am going to use a few to try this little delicacy. I assume it was a Mark Bittman recipe. Love him.
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