Le Ricette

Pane Carasau Salad (Sardinian Flatbread Salad)

di Academia Barilla

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PREPARATION TIME
30 min
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DIFFICULTY
Medium
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TYPE
Appetizer


Ingredients for 4 people


6 sheets of pane carasau (Sardinian flatbread)
5 ounces cherry tomatoes
5 ounces green onions
5 ounces radishes
5 ounces cucumbers
1 ounce Academia Barilla Monti Iblei Extra Virgin Olive Oil
3 ounces shaved Academia Barilla Pecorino Gran Cru cheese
fresh chives for garnish
salt and pepper to taste


Ingredients


carasau bread (sardinian flatbread)

Preparation 30 minutes preparation + 0 minutes cooking

1
Soak the flatbread in a bowl of water just long enough to soften it. Cut into 16 square or round sheets measuring about 2-3 inches. Cut all vegetables into very thin slices (less than 1/16 inch), season separately with a pinch of salt and freshly ground pepper, and drizzle with oil.

2
Place a sheet of flatbread in the center of each individual serving dish. Arrange a layer of tomato slices on it, slightly overlapping.

3
Cover with another sheet of flatbread and this time arrange radish slices on it. Place a third sheet of flatbread on the stack and cover with cucumber and green onions, finishing with the last sheet of flatbread.

4
Place shaved Pecorino on top of and around the stack. Drizzle with the rest of the olive oil and garnish with chives.


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