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Zuppa Gallurese, using stale bread

Published on 8 May 2014

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Ingredients and method

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INGREDIENTS
Stale bread
Tomato sauce with basil and oregano
Mozzarella
Parmigiano
Fontina or another cheese
Meat stock
Butter
I reuse stale bread, preferably a long loaf, with this recipe my mother always made. No precise quantities: judge by eye. My dish serves 4.
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Homemade meat stock is better, but sometimes I make a litre from a meat stock cube and cool it; still good.
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I brown garlic in a few tablespoons oil, add crushed tinned tomatoes, salt, chilli, fresh oregano and torn basil and cook about ten minutes.
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I slice bread about 1 cm thick and chop two mozzarella cheeses, avoiding buffalo mozzarella because it releases too much water. I dust with Parmigiano.
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I moisten bread in stock without oversoaking.
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I make a layer in a baking dish.
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I cover with tomato sauce.
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I add mozzarella, Fontina or chosen cheese and grated Parmigiano.
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I dip more bread and make another layer.
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I fill like the first, optionally making 3 layers.
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I finish with tomato sauce, Parmigiano and butter knobs.
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I bake at 180°C about 30 minutes until golden crusted.
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Serve hot with melting cheese. Simple and flavourful.

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