Grilled Toast with Summer Truffle Zucchini Delight
4
Convives
15
Préparation (min.)
Ingrédients
- Base tartine
- 4 slices of country bread
- 1 jar of grilled zucchini delight with 5% summer truffle flavor by Plantin
- 2 zucchinis
- Truffle seasoning
- 1 drizzle of olive oil
- Fleur de sel
- Freshly ground pepper
- Presentation
- 80 g of fresh fava beans or peas
- 40 g of shaved parmesan
- ½ red bell pepper
- A few fresh mint leaves
A Refined Summer Tartine with Summer Truffle Flavors
This tartine featuring grilled zucchini delight with 5% summer truffle embodies simple and elegant cuisine, where each ingredient naturally finds its place. On a base of crispy country bread, the slightly smoky sweetness of the grilled zucchini perfectly complements the delicate notes of summer truffle, bringing a subtle and refined aromatic depth.
Fresh vegetables like fava beans and bell pepper awaken the dish with their crunch and freshness, while shavings of parmesan add a gourmet and slightly salty touch. Mint, on the other hand, provides a vegetal and airy sensation that perfectly balances the richness of the spread.
Easy to make, this summer truffle tartine recipe is ideal for a chic appetizer, a light starter, or a sunny lunch. It showcases Plantin's grilled zucchini delight with summer truffle in a modern, flavorful, and accessible composition, perfect for enhancing your gourmet moments.
Fresh vegetables like fava beans and bell pepper awaken the dish with their crunch and freshness, while shavings of parmesan add a gourmet and slightly salty touch. Mint, on the other hand, provides a vegetal and airy sensation that perfectly balances the richness of the spread.
Easy to make, this summer truffle tartine recipe is ideal for a chic appetizer, a light starter, or a sunny lunch. It showcases Plantin's grilled zucchini delight with summer truffle in a modern, flavorful, and accessible composition, perfect for enhancing your gourmet moments.
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Préparation
Preparation of Crispy Bread
Toast the slices of country bread in the oven or toaster until they achieve a nice crispy texture. This step is essential to provide contrast to the tartine and support the creamy texture of the zucchini and summer truffle spread. Let cool slightly before topping.
Cooking Grilled Zucchini
Slice the zucchini into thin strips lengthwise, then grill them in a pan with a drizzle of olive oil until golden and slightly tender. This cooking method reveals their aromas while adding a slight grilled note that pairs perfectly with the truffle.
Preparing the Fresh Topping
Shell the fava beans or prepare the peas, then blanch them quickly in salted boiling water before refreshing them in cold water. Dice the red bell pepper into small cubes. This topping adds freshness, color, and balance to the tartine.
Assembling the Summer Truffle Tartine
Generously spread the grilled zucchini and summer truffle spread on each slice of bread. Arrange the grilled zucchini strips, fava beans, bell pepper cubes harmoniously, then add some shavings of parmesan and mint leaves. Finish with a twist of pepper and a pinch of fleur de sel.
Astuce(s) du Chef Plantin
To enhance the flavors, take the summer truffle zucchini delight out a few minutes before use to fully reveal its aromas. Add a drizzle of quality olive oil just before tasting to elevate the texture and add a touch of shine. Vary the breads (seeded, sourdough) to enrich the tasting experience and create different pairings.
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How to Use Grilled Zucchini Delight with Summer Truffle?
It is ideally used as a spread on toasted bread but can also accompany pasta, eggs, or roasted vegetables.
Can This Toast Be Prepared in Advance?
It is best to prepare the elements in advance but to assemble the toast at the last moment to maintain the crispness of the bread.
What Bread to Choose for a Summer Truffle Toast?
A country bread or sourdough is ideal for its texture and slightly tangy flavor that pairs well with truffle.
Can the Topping Vegetables Be Replaced?
Yes, you can adapt according to the season: asparagus, peas, radishes, or even cherry tomatoes work very well.
Is This Recipe Suitable for an Appetizer?
Absolutely, just cut the toasts into small portions to offer a refined and gourmet bite to share.










