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my bread in bloom

The culinary gods must have been on my side when I went grocery shopping the other day. All the ingredients that I need to try making a version of Blooming Garlic Bread was on sale. The round crusty bread, mozarella cheese and bacon were all on special sale so I happy filled my basket with all the ingredients for spaghetti night.
 
Blooming Bacon and Mozarella Bread
ingredients:
- crusty bread of your choice
- mozarella cheese
- fried bacon bits
- salt, pepper
- italian seasonings
 
how to:
- slice the bread a third of the way thru in a criss cross pattern
- stuff the bread cracks with cheese, bacon and more cheese
- sprinkle salt, pepper and italian seasoning on top
- loosely cover in foil and bake for 20 minutes until cheese is melted
- remove top foil and broil for a few minutes more lightly toast the top
- serve and enjoy!
 


 
 
eating it is fun! pulling it apart with stringy melted cheese!
next time I'm going to drizzle it with melted garlic butter for more flavor!  yes?
 
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