
This Crostini is restaurant quality and a feast for the mouth and eyes!
There is a wonderful combination of savory flavors that go so well together, and the dairy free chive cream cheese is perfect and delicious, and holds all the toppings on.
I used a gluten free bread from my favorite gluten free bakery in Traverse City, Michigan. BTW, they do ship. But, you can use any bread of your choice. Pick one you really love.

Here’s my recipe for delicious, beautiful, and mouth watering Crostini. It makes a wonderful appetizer, or serve it with your meal, a salad, or as a snack. If you are having a party, this is a winner!
This recipe serves two, but you can easily double or triple the recipe.

Crostini with Sundried Tomatoes and Bacon
Ingredients:
2 Slices of your favorite bread (I used Third Coast Bakery G/F Heavenly Bread)
Kite Hill Chive Cream Cheese (it’s dairy free)
Ghee or Olive Oil for dairy free (the ghee adds wonderful flavor)
Oil Packed Sundried Tomatoes (2 chopped)
Fresh Basil (Chopped. Use the amount you want. I used a couple tablespoons)
Dried Dill (a pinch)
2 Slices of cooked bacon (crumbled)
1 or 2 Sliced Scallions
Directions:
Set your oven to broil.
Spread two bread slices with ghee or olive oil, then broil in your oven until golden brown.

Remove your bread from the oven and let sit while you chop your sundried tomatoes, bacon, basil and scallions. This will allow it to cool a bit.

Cut each piece of broiled bread in half on a diagonal. Spread the Kite Hill cream cheese onto your broiled bread generously. Place the four triangles of crostini onto a serving plate and top each with equal amounts of sundried tomato, dill, bacon, basil and scallions.
Serve immediately.
Serves 2

Wow this looks delicious! I will try your recipe out, hope it will turn out this good. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you! It’s very simple to do and looks much harder than it is. It is really delicious. 🙂
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I love crostini because it can be breakfast, lunch, supper, snack, or party food!
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Yes! I agree Dorothy! It’s so versatile!
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