Recipe for Pane Carasau Crostini with Rasco and Honey
Sardinian recipe: Carasau bread crostini with rasco cheese and honey. A quick and authentic Sardinian snack where the rasco cheese melts delicately on the crispy carasau bread, complemented by the sweet chestnut honey. A perfect blend of flavors to delight your guests.
Take the sheets of pane carasau and break them into large pieces, maintaining a size suitable for serving as crostini.
Slice the rasco cheese into thin slices, trying to cover each piece of bread with a generous amount of cheese.
Preheat the oven to 200 degrees Celsius.
Arrange the crostini on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, ensuring that the cheese is evenly distributed.
Bake the crostini and let them cook until the rasco cheese is completely melted and slightly golden, creating a crispy contrast with the base of the pane carasau.
Meanwhile, gently heat the corbezzolo honey in a saucepan or microwave until it is fluid and easily pourable.
Remove the crostini from the oven and immediately pour a drizzle of warm honey on each one, evenly distributing it to blend the flavors.
Serve the crostini hot to appreciate the fusion of the intense flavor of the rasco cheese and the unique sweetness of the corbezzolo honey.
Notes
To add a unique touch to the recipe, you can garnish each crostini with a sprinkle of freshly chopped rosemary or chives before baking, to introduce an aromatic element that pairs well with the sweetness of the honey and the intensity of the cheese.