Lisa Mushaw: Hi, I am Lisa Mushaw, owner of Treasures of Tuscany, an Epicurean Voyage. Today we are preparing Papaalpomodoro. Papaalpomodoro is tomato and bread soup. Right now, I am going to show you how to trim the crust off the bread to get it ready for the tomato base.
Let s begin, what we are going to do is cut both ends of the crust off first, like so. And I personally like to make it a little easy for myself, typically for Papaalpomodoro; the bread is usually one day old so, the bread is still a little bit soft in the inside so you are really working with some gooiness.
So I cut it in the center, so that I can hold the base on the bottom and then I slice down all four sides, making a rectangle, like so. Another thing about Papaalpomodoro is, even though this bread recipe allows for bread that s a day old, you start making use much older bread because you are going to cut this down into tomato soup and so the bread will soften in the soup.
And you are still going to get a great taste. So, here you have as you can see, just the final trimming of the crust that are coming off like so and then once you have removed all the crust like I have, you are just going to simply tear it into your bowl. There is no rhyme or reason to the tearing, just put it in here, getting it ready for the sauce. And there you have it. Now that we have completed removing the crust from in the bread; we are going to go ahead and saut the garlic.
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