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The Equipment You’ll Need
A Sheet Pan- This is for baking your bread slices.
A Mixing Bowl- This if for tossing your peaches with the lemon and honey.
The Ingredients You’ll Need for Peach, Pistachio, and Brie Bruschetta
A Baguette- Try and get a nice crispy baguette from a French bakery. However, I often use day old baguettes from the supermarket, and this dish still comes out great.
Brie- Any brie will do, although we are partial to the triple creams. For this recipe, feel free to just buy whatever brie is on sale.
Peaches- Obviously, buy the best peaches you can, as they are the star of this dish.
How I Made This Dish
First, I preheated the oven.
Then, as it heated up, I got all my ingredients sliced up. Shelling the pistachios was definitely the slowest part of this procedure.
Next, I toasted my bread.
After that, I put my brie and pistachios on and melted the cheese for three minutes.
Finally, I added the peaches, and they were all done.
This Peach, Pistachio, and Brie Bruschetta would be a great side dish to serve with a cold summer soup or a big salad. It would also be a great addition to a charcuterie board. I hope you’ll try this soon, and if this is not autumnal enough for you, just substitute green apples for the peaches.
Peach, Pistachio, and Brie Bruschetta
Baguette topped with brie, peaches, and pistachios.