Crostinis are fun little bite sized appetizers which are little
slices of toasted baguettes topped with whatever your heart desires. I
like this healthy White Bean Topping drizzled with a little balsamic.
You can make these ahead of time, the bread will store for a few days in
an air-tight container. The white bean spread can be refrigerated a few
days. This recipe can easily be doubled.
White Bean Crostini
Gina's Weight
Watcher Recipes
Servings:
17 • Serving Size: 2 • Calories: 33 • Points: .5
ww pts
For the White Bean
Spread:
- 2 cups Cannelini or Northern Beans
- 2
tbsp olive oil - 4 tbsp water
- 1 tbsp fresh thyme
- 1
clove garlic - salt and fresh pepper
- 8-1/2" piece of
baguette (4 oz), sliced into 1/4" pieces - garlic clove
- olive
oil spray - extra thyme for garnish
- balsamic vinegar
Cut the bread into 1/4" thin slices.
You can toast these in the oven with a little olive oil spray at 400°
turning once until toasted or grill them. I used my George Forman grill
to toast them with a light spray of olive oil. Once the bread is
toasted, lightly rub it with a
garlic clove cut in half. Now your bread is ready to top.
Pureé in a small blender or magic
bullet all the ingredients for the white bean spread. If it's too dry
you can add a little more water.
Top each piece with 2 tsp of white
bean puree and garnish with
fresh thyme. Drizzle with a
touch of balsamic right before serving.
Source: Gina's Recipes
You can toast these in the oven with a little olive oil spray at 400°
turning once until toasted or grill them. I used my George Forman grill
to toast them with a light spray of olive oil. Once the bread is
toasted, lightly rub it with a
garlic clove cut in half. Now your bread is ready to top.
Pureé in a small blender or magic
bullet all the ingredients for the white bean spread. If it's too dry
you can add a little more water.
Top each piece with 2 tsp of white
bean puree and garnish with
fresh thyme. Drizzle with a
touch of balsamic right before serving.
Source: Gina's Recipes
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