Sharing our favorite chicken bruschetta recipe today! This easy bruschetta makes the perfect appetizer for your upcoming parties. Flavorful and delicious!
Chicken Bruschetta Recipe
These little toasts are so much fun. Full of my favorite flavors: gorgonzola, chicken, lots of garlic and of course juicy bruschetta topping. If you are not a gorgonzola fan, use a good mozzarella and this will be equally as good. Wanna know what else? It only take about 5 minutes in the oven! Woohoo! Serve this fabulous toast with any Italian dish you might be serving or eat it straight up for lunch…or serve with soup 🙂 You are going to love this one.
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Here’s your basic line-up. Not pictured is my chicken breast that was cooling on the oven 🙂
How To Make Bruschetta
- Preheat oven’s broiler with rack 5-6 inches from top.
- To prepare bruschetta topping, place diced tomatoes, garlic, sliced basil leaves, olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper to a large mixing bowl, stirring to combine. Taste and season with additional salt and pepper if needed.
- Place split bread cut side up onto a large baking sheet. Spread with butter and season with garlic salt. Top evenly with gorgonzola cheese and shredded chicken. Top with bruschetta topping and place under broiler for about 5 minutes or until bread is toasted and golden brown. Remove, cut into 2 inch slices and serve.
Ok, start with a fabulous loaf of bread. I like to use the par baked ciabatta from Trader Joes. It’s fabulous!
What Is Bruschetta?
Bruschetta in Italian means toasted bread with toppings. You can make it as simple or elaborate as you want. Assemble some quickly for a snack or invest a little more in substantial toppings and make a meal out of it. Toasted bread with olive oil, that’s the base – say, a baguette or a country-style Italian loaf. Then you need olive oil, garlic and the topping of your choice. Keep in mind, my sweet bruschetta is just for fun, obviously not your typical bruschetta.
Bruschetta Pronunciation
One thing to remember is that “CH” in Italian is ALWAYS pronounced like the English K. Therefore, SCH of bruSCHetta must be pronounced like SK, just like in ‘musketeers.
Spread both sides generously with some buttah.
Sprinkle with some good garlic salt.
The fun part, top with gorgonzola! Love it!
Top with cooked shredded chicken breast, lightly seasoned with salt and pepper.
Top with some fresh beautiful bruschetta topping, see my recipe below.
Bake in your oven’s broiler for about 5 minutes and it will come out golden and toasted ever so lovely.
Cut into slices and get ready to be in love!
Crispy and fabulous!
Chicken Bruschetta Recipe
Equipment
- Bowl
- Oven
Ingredients
- 5 firm Roma tomatoes diced
- 2 cloves minced garlic
- 10 large fresh basil leaves stacked, rolled then thinly sliced (chiffonade)
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pound Ciabatta bread or French Loaf split
- 6-8 tablespoons unsalted butter softened
- 1/2 teaspoon Lawry’s Garlic Salt
- 1- 1/2 cups crumbled Gorgonzola depending on how much you like
- 1 large chicken breast shredded
Instructions
- Preheat oven’s broiler with rack 5-6 inches from top.
- To prepare bruschetta topping, place diced tomatoes, garlic, sliced basil leaves, olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper to a large mixing bowl, stirring to combine. Taste and season with additional salt and pepper if needed.
- Place split bread cut side up onto a large baking sheet. Spread with butter and season with garlic salt. Top evenly with gorgonzola cheese and shredded chicken. Top with bruschetta topping and place under broiler for about 5 minutes or until bread is toasted and golden brown. Remove, cut into 2 inch slices and serve.
- Makes 6 servings, 2 slices of toast each
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Would sour dough bread work for this? Do you think it would taste good or no?
Thanks!
Emily
Oh my gosh, these are DIVINE! I made them to accompany our tortellini dinner last weekend and I was blown away. I omitted the chicken and only used about 3/4 cup cheese and it was still incredible. Love the buttery goodness and the subtle hint of balsamic vinegar. I used foccacia bread. I just can’t say enough about what a treat it was!
So glad you enjoyed the recipe Courtney! Thanks for sharing 🙂
This looks awesome!!!
How sweet that you FaceTimed with your niece while cooking! I love the idea of this toast and might just have it one day for breakfast, lunch AND dinner!
Made this last night for dinner with a caesar salad! Yum. I love gorgonzola but daughter and honey don’t so I didn’t tell them! I just made it and waited for everyone to say they LOVED it to tell them what was in it. I put extra cheese on my side as well ;o)
Wow! Every word in that title makes me want to get out my baking sheet even though I’m stuffed from dinner. Totally pinning this!
Thanks Michael, hope you enjoy!
Yum! Question, could you freeze it? Like if I made a whole loaf of french bread but only wanted to eat half today? Probably not the bruschetta, but if you made it up to the point where you put that on, do you think it would freeze well?
Hi Susan, I don’t see why you couldn’t freeze the garlic loaf ahead of time. Just add the bruschetta topping after defrosted.
This is dinner tomorrow. Love!
YUM! Love the gorgonzola. Might try it with feta too.
I have a girls’ night this Saturday and we all have to bring an app. This would be perfect! 🙂
Wow, super tasty looking especially with gorgonzola..a huge fav of mine. I used to make a bread like this at Whole Foods and it sold like crazy! TJ’s has awesome bread, I love the mini kalamata olive baguettes.
Who on earth is not a fan of gorgonzola? I was eating some straight from the package; I kid you not, like 5 minutes ago!
Wow! I think I want this for dinner! Ciabatta, Gorgonzola, and bruschetta?!? I dont think it can get better!!!! Love it Jenny! Xo
Looking at your pictures tells me that this treat has got to taste so-o good.
Keep writing…
Thanks! You won’t be disappointed with this one 🙂
what a great combination of flavors and way to top it on crusty bread!! love it, Jenny!
Thanks Julie! Xoxox
This looks so yummy! I love bruschetta! I never thought of putting chicken in it before.
It sure makes it appropriate to eat all by itself or a nice appetizer 🙂
Yeah, I sort of just died right now.
Haha! One of these days, you and I have got to cook together!!
Love bruschetta…the addiction of chicken sounds super delicious!
What a great idea for bruschetta with the chicken, it makes it more of a meal…yum.
Absolutely!!
Amazing flavor combo, Jenny! I love gorgonzola!
Thanks Cassie 🙂
It never crossed my mind to make a bruschetta with gorgonzola. That must be yum!
It was so tasty with the Gorgonzola!!
I want this for breakfast. I know it’s wrong, but I don’t care.
Mmmm the bread and melted gorgonzola sound divine right now.
Oh my goodness, this looks fabulous, girl! I know what I’m making this week! 🙂
Yay!! Hope you enjoy girl!!
With the bread and the gorgonzola, I wouldn’t be able to keep my hands off of this!
I could DEFINITELY eat this as a meal…that bread looks fab!!
I totally did 🙂
Is it OK that it is 5:34am and I am now craving bruschetta?! Looks great Jenny! xo
What a perfect easy summer meal! Thanks 🙂
Yes! Gorgonzola is definitely “the fun part.” 🙂
I want to eat this for dinner! The gorgonzola puts it over the top. YUM!
My husband would love this one, Jenny! The garlic, chicken, warm bread…yep..he’d be very happy if I’d make this.