Friday, July 20, 2012
Baked Goat Cheese with Marinara
I love this dip. Oh, how I love warm cheese smeared on a crusty baguette.
If you love goat cheese as much as I do this is for you. But - you can switch it out
with your favorite cheese....any kind will do. The sky is the limit.
Serve this with a glass of your favorite white wine and this just might be your
go to Summer dinner. Make it tonight or tomorrow. It's that good.
Baked Goat Cheese with Marinara
Goat Cheese or your favorite
1 can tomato sauce
1 Can diced tomatoes
3 garlic cloves
1 1/2 teaspoon italian seasoning
garlic powder
1 baguette, sliced
olive oil
basil for garnish
1) In a small sauce pan heat tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, 1 teaspoon -
seasoning garlic and garlic powder. Heat until boiling.
2) Place sauce in a heat proof bowl and place cheese on top and put the rest of
the seasoning on top and heat in oven at 400 degrees for 10 to 13 min.
3) Grill bread on stovetop and serve.
This looks amazing, the marinara is so bright and fresh looking...pass me a big chunk of that bread, please!
ReplyDeleteOMG-This looks amazing! I LOVE goat cheese and marinara together!! Totally making this!
ReplyDeleteThat looks 200% better than what I just ate... Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis looks insanely delicious!!! And the pictures are beautiful :D
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're back! I LOVE goat cheese (and marinara, and crusty baguettes). What a perfect combination. Mr. C and I will be having this tomorrow evening with a bottle of wine. Gorgeous pictures Val!
ReplyDeleteOooouu! yes please! Goat cheese is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteYumm! Cheese and bread - my favorite kind of carbs. I'll bring the wine! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds freaking amazing. Can't go wrong with cheese and marinara
ReplyDeleteyou did not just post this amazing recipe with these mouthwatering photos! I am so printing this recipe out..must make this!!
ReplyDelete<3Amanda
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Ohh no you didn't!! This looks simply amazing!! Must make it stat!!
ReplyDeletelooks so tasty!
ReplyDeleteYum! We love bruschetta...this is a great twist!
ReplyDeleteI love goat cheese so this fresh looking dish is my kind of food! I actually made a chicken dish with goat cheese yesterday. It was so good if I must say so myself. I must try your recipe soon. -------- Shannon
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Val! This looks sooooo yummy!
ReplyDeletexx
UMM I think we need to make this at our little Paarrrtaaayy! :)
ReplyDeleteomg i WISH i could eat cheese!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletexo Jackie
...livingaftermidnite
One word, HEAVEN!! ....that looks so gooooood!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I just saw this on Pinterest. It made my night!
ReplyDeleteWe need to be neighbors. Best friends. Roommates. Whatever. You are so smart with your recipes it kills me.
ReplyDeleteTomorrow night with one of our whites from Horse Heaven Hills. Perfect.
ReplyDelete~Lynne
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I'm a lover or all things goat cheese, bread, and sauce. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Don't think I'd ever make it to the next course:-)
ReplyDeleteIi could totally make this!!!! Looks flippin divine!!!
ReplyDeleteMmmm, this looks so yummy! Really, anything with bread makes me happy. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeletewill you be my personal chef? you always are cooking up something divine!
ReplyDeleteWhat says summer better than fresh tomato sauce and basil on a slice of crostini, topped with goat cheese?! Lovely post! Welcome back, Val! :)
ReplyDeleteoh gosh, this is incredible!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of goat cheese with the marinara!! This looks absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewhat a great recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy appetizer this would make! I know I sound like a broken record...but your pics are fab!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!
ReplyDeletemmm my mouth is watering! Might have to do this with mozzarella.
ReplyDeleteI love goat cheese, and this sounds amazing. I don't think I have ever seen a dip like this before.
ReplyDelete*Erin
Wow this is great! Thank you so much for this inspiring post, I ran out of food ideas :-) Love it
ReplyDeleteThis looks scrumptious
ReplyDeletethis looks so delicious! looks like the perfect appetizer.
ReplyDeleteReally? This is unreal.
ReplyDeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant we are getting married at has this for every table on regular dining nights for patrons. That alone sold me! haha
ReplyDelete♥ kristen ♥
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i bought all the ingredients to make this tonight! i can't wait!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
The Italian in me is craving this now! I'll have to get some goat cheese from the grocery store this week :)
ReplyDeletei have never thought to bake my own goat cheese- much less with a rich and intoxicatingly delicious marina sauce! i don't think i spelled that right- oh well- you get what I am saying! that last shot- im speechless- just gorgeous!
ReplyDeletecan NEVER have enough goat cheese (I'm sure my body disagrees)- YUM, YUM, YUM! This looks exquisite (but then again, so does everything else you post!)
ReplyDeletethis looks fabulous!!! I <3 goat cheese. We have some wonderful local companies that produce it here- I'd love to try this out with some. Looks like a good one I will save for fall :)
ReplyDeleteWhen we were in Maui, there was a company called the Surfing Goat Cheese company- you can tour the farm and see the goats and sample cheeses. I really wish we would have gone!
Hope you're enjoying life right now, my friend!
im actually salivating. NOM!
ReplyDeleteYep, I could gobble all this up in one sitting! Love anything cheese.
ReplyDeleteI had something like this at a tapas (topas?) restaurant last weekend and it was so good! I'll definitely be giving this a shot. Thanks for the awesome recipe!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Erin
peacelovedecor.com
this looks amaze! cant wait to make it!
ReplyDeleteLoving your blog! Everything looks sooo delicious! Xo
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible!! Love this!! Made it the other night. SOOO in love!
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