Summer Panzanella

We often make Panzanella in the kitchen as a lunch dish, featuring sweet tomatoes, fresh basil, mozzarella, crispy baked sourdough bread, and high-quality extra virgin olive oil. Inspired by this, I’m excited to cook this summer dish for you today. Different types and colours of tomatoes give the Panzanella a cheerful appearance. I’ll make croutons from the bread for you to add to the salad at home, ensuring it retains a lovely texture. On the side, you’ll receive polenta with Parmesan cheese.

Summer Panzanella

cherry tomato, cucumber, yellow cherry tomato, tasty tom vine tomato, red onion, fresh basil, kalamata olives, capers, garlic powder, mini mozzarella [lactose, milk], Parmesan cheese [milk], pasteurised free-range egg, butter [lactose, milk], polenta (cornmeal), multi-grain sourdough bread (wheat flour, rye flour and sourdough, barley, yeast), organic vegetable stock, extra virgin olive oil, red wine vinegar [sulphites], pepper and salt, sunflower oil.

Allergens: ei, gluten, koemelk, lactose, sulfiet.

Microwave

Mix the salad with the croutons and mozzarella and let it sit for a moment. Meanwhile, heat the polenta uncovered on the baking paper for 2-4 minutes. The salad is served cold.

Oven — 200°C, 10-20 minMarleen's choice

Mix the salad with the croutons and mozzarella and let it sit for a moment. Meanwhile, heat the polenta uncovered on the baking paper for 10-20 minutes. Disposable containers cannot be used in the oven, so transfer to an oven dish. The salad is served cold.

Energy133,12 kcal

Fat7,6 g

of which saturated3,45 g

Carbohydrates11,24 g

Dietary fibre1,23 g

Protein4,13 g

Salt0,64 g

Average weight: 540 g