Riganada

Source : It All Depends On The Right Choice Of Bread You Want Country Bread Not Fresh Ideally 1-2 Days Old Cut As Many Slices As You Like Choose A Tomato That...

PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings

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at : August 30, 2026

Step:

  1. It all depends on the right choice of bread! You want country bread, not fresh, ideally 1-2 days old.

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  2. Cut as many slices as you like.

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  3. Choose a tomato that is red, juicy but not too ripe... Wash it thoroughly.

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  4. Cut it in half and grate it coarsely, do not blend it... You want to have all the red juice of the tomato together with its flesh.

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  5. Sprinkle the bread slices with a little water.

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  6. Then, sprinkle with a little vinegar...

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  7. Sprinkle them with as much olive oil as you like...

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  8. I prefer them not too oily so that the taste of fresh tomato prevails...

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  9. Add 1-2 spoonfuls of tomato with its juices to soak the bread on each slice...

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  10. Season with semi-coarse or coarse salt.

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  11. Sprinkle with freshly rubbed oregano...

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  12. Serve this truly healthy snack, immediately!!!

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Ingredients

  1. bread
  2. tomato
  3. water
  4. vinegar
  5. coarse salt
  6. olive oil
  7. oregano

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