The frisella or frisa, typical of the Puglia region of Italy, is a durum wheat tarallo (but also barley or in combination according to various proportions) baked in the oven, cut in half horizontally and made to rusk again, it has a porous and compact face . frisa is not a bread, as it is cooked twice (bis-cotto).
Ingredients:
-Friselle (4)
- Ripe tomatoes (3)
-Garlic (1 clove)
- Basil (3/4 leaves)
-Olive oil to taste
-Salt to taste
- Sweet green chilli pepper (optional)
/ Quantity of frise and tomato of your choice for the number of guests /
Preparation:
- We completely dip the frisa in a bowl with the water, with the porous part downwards and immediately pull it up.
- Put it on a plate and let it rest for a few minutes so that the water penetrates inside the porous part and also moistens the base.
- Do the same for all the others.
- In a bowl, prepare the diced tomatoes and season with oil, salt, garlic and basil.
- Cut and add the sweet green peppers.
- At this point you can add all the ingredients you like most.
- Take the friselle and sprinkle them with the chopped tomatoes.
Advice:
If you want to obtain a more spongy and less crunchy consistency, pass them in the bowl of water a second time.
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