Warm Blue Cheese and Leek Spread
This rich, sophisticated and warm spin on onion dip is heavenly served with crusty slices of baguette for spreading or Walnut and Rosemary Crackers for dipping.
This rich, sophisticated and warm spin on onion dip is heavenly served with crusty slices of baguette for spreading or Walnut and Rosemary Crackers for dipping.
Brisket is well suited to the slow cooker because its long braising tenderizes it. It's also delicious served on a crusty baguette dipped in the sauce.
There are lots of fancy exotic dips nowadays, but this classic remains a favourite. Garnish with sliced green onion and serve with Toasted Spiced Baguette Crisps (recipe here) or crudités.
Looking for an alternative to traditional grilled vegetables? Try radicchio. Once grilled, the bitter leaves take on a lovely smoky flavour and tenderness. Serve with a sliced warm baguette.
Spiedini are Italian brochettes threaded with chunks of baguette and other tasty things, such as sausage and onion. Serve with mustard, the Balsamic Grilled Peppers and a juicy tomato salad.
This is a variation of another hot cheese dip recipe. Anyone who likes Buffalo chicken wings will love this appetizer. I like to serve it with crackers, or fresh or toasted baguette slices.
A ficelle, which is slightly shorter than a baguette and about 1-1/2 inches (4 cm) thick, is the French bread to choose for these crusty croûtes. They're bigger than croutons but have the same appealing crunch in a salad. While smaller than regular crostini, these croûtes provide just enough foundation for a delicious one-bite of dip, paté or spread. No ficelle in the bakery? Use half a regular baguette and cut in half lengthwise before slicing.
Nutritious and easy to make, this bistro-inspired sandwich is made with ingredients you already have on-hand: chicken breast, lettuce and tomato. Paired with a fresh, crusty baguette, it's perfect for lunch or dinner.
This easy and impressive dish is just the thing for Friday night entertaining. Serve with spaghetti or a baguette to soak up the tasty sauce. Serve with spaghetti and steamed rapini or broccoli.
Also known as "eggs in purgatory," tomato-poached eggs make a delicious meal any time of day. Serve with crusty baguette slices and top with a little shredded Parmesan cheese, if you like.