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Experience breakfast bliss with this Blueberry Toast! Crispy toasted baguette slices are slathered with mint-infused whipped ricotta cheese and topped with juicy blueberries, drizzled honey, toasted almonds, and lemon zest. This dynamite combination of sweet and savory flavors makes this blueberry ricotta toast perfect for breakfast, brunch, appetizers, snacks, or a summer dessert!
Featured comment: Looked simple enough and I had fresh blueberries so I decided to give this a try. Wow I love all the flavors! Easy and super delish, I’ll definitely make this again!” – Mani
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About this blueberry toast
Breakfast and brunch just got way more exciting with this blueberry toast recipe! Crispy toasted slices of baguette are lightly coated with olive oil and a sprinkle of sea salt, slathered with creamy mint-infused whipped ricotta, and topped with crunchy toasted almonds, sweet and juicy blueberries, a drizzle of honey, and a touch of lemon zest!
Blueberry ricotta toast combines sweet and savory notes of deliciousness. It’s not only stunning in presentation but can be offered as a breakfast side dish, a party appetizer, a snack, or a refreshing summer dessert.
Each bite offers a crunchy base, a refreshing mint-cream middle, and a juicy explosion of fresh blueberries on top, covered with sweet honey, salty toasted almonds, and a lemon zest for a touch of citrus flavor.
Why this blue berry toast works
With a combination of sweet and creamy flavors on toasted baguette slices, this whipped ricotta toast will easily become one of your favorite summertime breakfast recipes, snack, or sweet treat.
This whipped ricotta toast recipe is:
- Made with simple ingredients. The ingredients are inexpensive and can be found at most local grocery stores. Simple yet mouth-watering once combined!
- Gourmet, but easy. This gourmet toast is stunning to look at and incredibly easy to make. You can even make the whipped cheese mixture in advance.
- Takes 5 minutes to assemble! The most time-consuming part is toasting the baguette slices and allowing them to cool. The rest is a breeze.
- Sweet or savory. Using ricotta cheese means you can easily turn this into a savory recipe. Leave out the honey, and there you go!
- Breakfast, snack, appetizer, or dessert. Enjoy this blue berry toast for breakfast, as a snack or party appetizer, or as a refreshing summer dessert. You aren’t short of choices.
Ingredients for blueberry ricotta toast
As mentioned, your ingredient list for this blueberry ricotta toast is simple. Here’s what to gather:
Whipped ricotta toast
- Blueberries – Fresh blueberries are the main attraction of this summer toast recipe.
- Substitution: If you don’t have fresh blueberries, use blueberry jam, blueberry butter, or blueberry preserves. Frozen blueberries could also be used, although the texture will differ slightly.
- Crostini – You’ll need an entire baguette, extra virgin olive oil, and a clove of garlic to make crostini toast. Be sure to slice the bread into thick ¾-inch to 1-inch rounds so they’re sturdy enough to hold up the ricotta cheese and blueberries.
- Ricotta cheese – An 8-10 ounce tub will be enough for this recipe.
- Substitution: Mascarpone Cheese, Creme Fraiche, or Cottage Cheese can be used.
- Honey – Added to the whipped cream mixture for sweetness. You can also add extra for drizzling on top of the assembled toast.
- Substitution: Other sweeteners, such as maple syrup or granulated sugar, work too.
- Heavy whipping cream – This adds thickness and creaminess to the whipped cheese mixture.
- Substitution: Half-and-half is a great substitute.
- Fresh mint leaves – Wash the mint and chop it finely to mix into the whipped cheese mixture. You’ll also need extra for garnish.
- Almonds – Save yourself time by purchasing roasted or toasted almonds (whole or thinly sliced) for this recipe.
- Sea salt – The flakey sea salt is sprinkled over the bread for toasting, which elevates the flavor of this ricotta blueberry toast.
- Lemon – Zest a whole lemon as a delicious zesty kick to this blueberry ricotta toast. Use it as a garnish, add some to the whipped cream mixture, or both! Leave the zest out of the recipe if you don’t enjoy it.
Blueberry toast variations
- Use different berries. Make this toast with strawberries, raspberries, or blackberries.
- Give it a holiday twist. Make a row of red fruit-topped crostini, followed by a row of blue for patriotic celebrations, such as the 4th of July!
- Try a different cheese. Mascarpone Cheese, full cream or non-fat Greek yogurt, Creme Fraiche, or Cottage Cheese can be used instead of ricotta.
- Go for seeds. I love the crunchy texture and toasted flavor of the toasted almonds, but chia seeds could also be sprinkled over the blue berry toast. It’ll add crunch and great nutritional value!
- Scale the recipe. Double, triple, or otherwise adjust the recipe as you need.
If you’ve got leftover ricotta cheese, put it to good use in these recipes: ricotta pancakes, fruit breakfast casserole, creamy ricotta cheese dip, pillowy ricotta gnocchi, dinner shells with pumpkin, and sausage ricotta baked ziti.
How to make blueberry toast recipe
- Whip the Cheese: In a large bowl with a handheld mixer or in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, whip the ricotta with the honey and the heavy whipping cream until the mixture is thick, light, and slightly fluffy soft peaks start to form. Then, fold in the fresh mint leaves and set the whipped ricotta aside.
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Toast the Bread: Arrange the slices of toast onto an aluminum lined baking sheet. Then use a pastry brush to generously apply olive oil to tops of the bread. Sprinkle sea salt all over the bread. Place the bread into the oven and bake until the bread is toasted and golden brown, about 3-5 minutes. Remove from oven, transfer to a wire rack or clean work surface and allow to cool.
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Make the Blueberry Toast: Generously spread the whipped mint ricotta onto the tops of each slice of bread. Then, scatter the fresh blueberries and almonds over the cheese.
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Garnish and Serve: Drizzle honey over top the toasts and garnish with mint leaves. Enjoy immediately!
Tips for making the best ricotta blueberry toast
- Thick slices of quality baguette! For the best sweet and savory berry toast, use thick slices of quality baguette or another bread you choose. I don’t recommend thin sandwich bread.
- Softened ricotta. For the best spreadability, allow the tub of ricotta cheese to sit out at room temperature for about 15 minutes before combining it with the other ingredients.
- Double the whipped cheese mixture! I recommend doubling (or tripling) the sweet whipped ricotta as it stores well in the fridge and will make getting extra blueberry and ricotta toast on the table quickly and effortlessly!
- Cool the toasted baguette slices. Allowing the toast to cool slightly on a wire rack is the secret to perfect blueberry toast with a fluffy center and crispy outer edge. Cool the toasted slices for 3-5 minutes for ultra-crispy toast.
- Remove excess water from the fruit. No matter what type of fresh berries are used in this recipe, pat them dry after washing to remove excess moisture.
- Toasted almonds. You can save money by toasting raw almonds in a dry skillet over medium heat, stirring them as they toast until golden and fragrant (about 8-10 minutes). Allow the toasted almonds to cool in a separate bowl before sprinkling them over the assembled toast.
FAQ: berry toast
Can I toast the bread in an air fryer?
Absolutely! Place the baguette slices in a single layer in the air fryer basket without overcrowding the basket and cook for 3-4 minutes at 350F, flipping the slices halfway through the cooking time to ensure an even crisp on both sides.
Can I make this blueberry toast ahead of time?
It’s possible to make the whipped ricotta ahead of time and store this in the fridge, but I recommend toasting the bread and assembling the blueberry toast immediately before serving for the best flavor and texture.
Is this blue berry toast healthy?
Ricotta cheese is typically lower in fat and salt content compared to other types of cheese. Fresh blueberries provide a boost of antioxidants, and the toasted baguette slices add a balance of carbs and dietary fiber.
As with anything, moderation is key!
What type of cheese goes well with blueberries?
Ricotta and berries is a classic combination, especially since you can enjoy the flavors with both sweet or savory foods. I particularly enjoy blueberries and cheese and the sweet notes of blueberries balances out the tangy and savory flavor of most types of cheese.
Use mascarpone to make blueberry mascarpone appetizers, or cottage cheese and jam (blueberry) for this berry toast. Creme fraiche and cream cheese are other options.
Serving blueberry ricotta on toast
This toast with ricotta is scrumptious on its own, but you could elevate this toast even further by adding some extra toppings, such as:
- Cinnamon sugar
- Confectioner’s sugar
- Coconut flakes
- Honey or maple syrup
- Chia seeds for extra crunch
- Blueberry compote
- Orange zest
How to serve this blueberry toast?
It’s best to enjoy this blueberry toast immediately after it’s been assembled to avoid the crispy toast becoming soft and mushy. It’s perfect for breakfast or brunch or as a tasty snack!
What to serve this blueberry toast with?
Serve your blueberry toast with hot coffee, tea, a refreshing smoothie, or freshly squeezed fruit juice.
This blueberry toast can be enjoyed as a delicious side dish to scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, or an omelet!
Storing leftovers
How to store and how long does it keep?
- Whipped cheese mixture can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-5 days.
- Baked and assembled blueberry toast should be eaten fresh. While you can enjoy leftovers within a few hours, please note that the toasted baguette slices will start to soften.
Can you freeze jam and cheese on toast?
I don’t recommend freezing the ricotta cheese mixture from this blueberry ricotta recipe, as the thawing and freezing process can create excess moisture in the mixture, which will change the texture.
Reheating instructions
Avoid reheating this blueberry toast once assembled, as the texture of the toast can change and become soggy.
After you’ve tried this blueberry toast, your go-to jam and cheese on toast for breakfast will be a thing of the past!
Until next time, friends, cheers! To toast with the absolute berry most!
If you love turning fresh summer goodies into delicious toast toppers, try this recipe for Quick peach chutney next!
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Blueberry Toast Recipe
Equipment
- 1 Stand Mixer or Bowl with Hand-Held Mixer (for whipping cheese)
- 1 Large Rimmed Baking Sheet (for toasting)
Ingredients
- 1 whole Baguette – sliced into ¾-1’’ thick slices
- To Taste Extra Virgin Olive Oil - for drizzling
- 8-9 oz Ricotta Cheese (substitutes: Mascarpone Cheese, Creme Fraiche, or Cottage Cheese)
- 1 tsp Honey - plus more for drizzling on top of toast
- 3 TBS Heavy Whipping Cream (substitute: Half-and-Half)
- 1/3 Cup Fresh Mint Leaves – finely chopped, plus more to garnish
- 1 Pint Blueberries (substitute: Blueberry Jam or Blueberry Butter)
- ½ Cup Toasted Almonds – whole or thinly sliced (SEE NOTES)
- 1 Pinch Flakey Sea Salt - or more to taste
- 1 whole Lemon - Zested
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a large baking sheet with aluminum foil for easy clean up.
- Whip Cheese: In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, or in a large bowl with a hand mixer, whip the ricotta with the honey and the heavy whipping cream until the mixture is thick, light, and slightly fluffy soft peaks start to form. Then, fold in the fresh mint leaves and set the whipped ricotta aside.
- Toast the Bread: Arrange the slices of baguette on prepared baking sheet. Use a pastry brush to generously apply olive oil to tops of bread. Sprinkle with sea salt over the bread. Then, transfer to the preheated oven and bake until the bread is toasted and golden brown, about 3-5 minutes. Remove from oven, transfer the toast to a wire rack or clean work surface and allow to cool.
- Make the Crostini Appetizer: Spread a generous amount of whipped cheese onto the tops of each piece of toast. Then, scatter the blueberries and toasted almonds over the cheese.
- Garnish and Serve: Drizzle the blueberry toast with honey and garnish with mint leaves. Enjoy!
Notes
- Cheese: I typically use an 8-10 ounce tub of mascarpone cheese or ricotta cheese for this recipe.
- Toasting Almonds: Use roasted or toasted almonds to make your life easy. Or save money by toasting raw almonds yourself. Here's how:
- Place a dry skillet over medium heat. Then add almonds to the dry pan and toast, stirring frequently, until the nuts are fragrant and golden in color, about 8-10 minutes. Transfer the toasted nuts to a plate, bowl, or clean work surface and allow to cool.
- Recipe Yield: 16-18 Crostini
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Michele @ Two Raspberries
these are so pretty! and they looks absolutely delicious! 😉
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you so much, Michele! Cheers to a stellar weekend! 🙂
Chicory App
This looks too good to be true. Can you ship me some?
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks so much, Chi! I’ll make you a deal- I will MAKE these for you, if you come pack my boxes! I know that YOU know, first hand, how much moving stinks… so I am going to assume thats a no deal 😉 Tell you what, instead you can come visit me at my new place and I will make these for you. Just let me unpack first! lol Cheers, my friend! <3
Mani
Looked simple enough and I had fresh blueberries so I decided to give this a try. Wow I love all the flavors! Easy and super delish, I’ll definitely make this again!
Cheyanne Bany
I’m honored you decided to try this recipe and absolutely thrilled you enjoyed it, Mani! Thank you so much, for coming back and leaving a recipe. Cheers and warm wishes for a wonderful week! 🙂
David @ Spiced
Is that a thumb I see laying in the background of that one photo? Hah! I kid! I’m glad you didn’t have to go to the hospital. Knife cuts are bound to happen when you cook a lot, but you’re always so annoyed at yourself when they do happen! (At least I am…) Either way, I love the mascarpone base on this crostini. I don’t use mascarpone enough. I need to correct this problem…soon. Also, I love that you said chop, lockin’ and droppin’. Hah!!
Cheyanne Bany
HA, David! Thank you for that giggle! Love it. You are so right, cuts are bound to happen in the kitchen, you kinda have to just KNOW at some point you are going to burn, cut, gouge yourself. I have my fair share of culinary wounds from both the professional kitchen and culinary school…. but when it’s from something as stupid as washing your knife? Maaaannnn… I can’t even tell a cool story with that! lol 🙂 Anyways, you totally must use more mascarpone! Weather it’s crostini inspired or straight from the tub. You need more of it! Cheers, buddy!
Phi @ The Sweetphi Blog
These look absolutely perfect for a summer party 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you so much, Phi! Cheers to a fantastic day- and hopefully a wonderful summer party in the near future! 😉
Emanuele @ guyslovecooking
I know what you mean, those are the worst cuts and you are like: ‘will I ever stop bleeding?’
Glad you manage to finish those beautiful things. Berry and mascarpone are just to die for!
Good job
Cheyanne Bany
Right, Emanuele!? Its super annoying because you can’t really do anything while you are sitting and waiting on your darn finger to bleed! *yawn! 🙂 However, nothing EVER gets in my way of food. Blood, no blood… Don’t stand between me and my nom-noms! lol. Cheers buddy!
Cailee
OH MY WORD! These look amazing! What a great combo of fresh flavors!! SO delicious and tasty! Perf for a warm summer day!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you so much for the kind words and stopping by, Cailee! Cheers and warm wishes to a fabulous day!! 😉
Kathryn Doherty
Yummy winner here! I love pretty much anything on a crostini but this combo sounds especially delicious! A little fruit, a little nuts, a little zest – so much goodness in one bite! Also, very glad to hear you didn’t have to go to the ER AND still have a full finger. 😉 I’m sure it’ll happen to me soon enough – I pay more attention when chopping and less when washing…. Hm, hello, danger!
Hope you had a fabulous 4th! XO
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Kathryn!! You can’t go wrong with anything on a slice of toasted bread- right!? 😉 I certainly hope you don’t pull a me and cut yourself while cleaning up. Scratch that. I hope you don’t cut yourself PERIOD!! My fourth was filled with packing, so I certainly hope yours was much more enjoyable than mine!! Cheers, my dear- to a beautiful day!
Geraldine | Green Valley Kitchen
I always think of crostini as being savory – never though of a sweet version. Love the idea of a blue row and then a red row. Looking forward to trying this!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Geraldine! I like my crostini to be a mix of savory and sweet- but, then again, I like everything to be that combination… with a bit a spice 🙂 If you do try these, I hope you enjoy them as much as we did! Cheers and thank you so much for stopping by and commenting! <3
Anne
Hahaha you don’t know how many plates I’ve broken in the 15 years that I’ve been on this planet!!!!
I need this!!! I mean it looks so refreshing and colorfull that I’m going to make it the next time I have all the ingredients!!!
Cheyanne Bany
Lol, Anne! Your blog is super impressive- ESPECIALLY for someone who is 15- therefore I think you get a free pass to accidentally break all the plates on the planet! Thanks for stopping by, and Cheers! 🙂
nocrumbsleft
love this and love your style of writing. You bring us right in and want to know more . Keep it up your doing an amazing job !
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Teri! Huge compliment coming from you, because your writing style is elegant perfection! I’m a little more silly and less than “refined” in my writing. Hope you and your family are having a beautiful weekend! Cheers, pretty lady!
Shelby @ Go Eat and Repeat
These crostini look amazing! I’ve been really into this type of dish lately so it is right up my alley!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Shelby! Little bites of delish are right up my alley too — perfect because you can bite, eat, and repeat 😉 Hope you are having a fantastic weekend! Cheers!
Becky Winkler (A Calculated Whisk)
Yum!! I love mascarpone and bet it’s perfect with blueberries, almonds, and mint! What a perfect appetizer.
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Becky!! Mascarpone is pretty dang perfect on its own, so it didn’t really need a lot of help to make this appetizer delicious! 🙂 Hope you are having a wonderful weekend!! Cheers!
Kathleen | HapaNomNom
I’m picturing you as a ballerina in the kitchen 😉 I think you found your calling because everything you make is not only incredible, it’s inspiring! Love this simple yet elegant crostini and such a beautiful presentation too!
Cheyanne Bany
LOL, Kathleen!! Me, a ballerina? Ha- maybe a different lifetime? 😉 Thank you SO much for the seriously sweet comment- you totally just made my day! Cheers, pretty lady! Warm wishes for a wonderful 4th of July!
Sam @ PancakeWarriors
Holy gorgeousness!! I love the combo of flavors and textures here! So sorry about your thumb – I hope it heals quickly!!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Sam! Cheers and warm wishes for a fab. weekend! 😉
Mir
I am a super klutz, too! Seriously. I can fall over when I’m standing still. It’s that bad. I’m sorry about your knife wound! But it sounds cool to say it. Like, “Hey, I have a knife wound.”
These look amazing. The perfect combo of salty, cheesy, crusty, sweet!
Cheyanne Bany
Lol, Mir! Super Klutzs Unite! I don’t know how it’s possible to do have the clumsy a$$ sh*+ I do, but I manage. So, I don’t find it hard to believe you fall over standing still! 🙂 I’m totally going to say “Hey, I have a knife wound… and you should see the other girl” <--or is that too far?!? Anyways, thanks for the kind words about the crostini and for stopping by! Cheers to a wonderful holiday weekend!!
Annie @ The Garlic Diaries
Haha this post cracked me up! This crostini looks sooooo good. So so soo good. Totally making! Careful with those knives ;).
Cheyanne Bany
Lol, thanks Annie. I’m glad me injurying myself makes you laugh! 😉 HA kidding! I’m totally going to be more careful from now on, when it comes to cleaning up– I’m just going to have my husband do it. #Winning #EvilGenius Hope you and the Hubs have a wonderful 4th of July Weekend, my sweets!
Beeta @ Mon Petit Four
Ooh, Cheyanne, I know what you mean about clean up 🙁 It not only sucks, but it also tends to be the time I injure myself. Last week I had a knife that was sticking straight up in the dishwasher, and I didn’t see it when I went to place another utensil in the same section, and got poked bad enough that I was cursing the knife for the rest of the day. I also cut into the base of my thumb when I was struggling to put the clear case/cover over my grater…so annoying, especially because they’re just dumb occurrences!
But more important than all of this is the gorgeous crostini you’ve created here! I’m such a big fan of cheese and honey to dress up a crostini, and I love that you did that here. I also love that you incorporated fresh blueberries with mint; I can imagine it would really wake up the crostini and make them look and taste so vibrant. Fantastic, Cheyanne! (P.S. I would love to see you chopping up all those fruits and veggies. I’m absolutely captivated watching professional chefs do that!)
Cheyanne Bany
Oh, no! You too, Beeta?? I thought I was the only klutz who hurt themselves in the clean up-dumb-annoying-process! I have come very, very close to poking myself with a knife sticking up in the dishwasher- I can’t imagine how bad that hurts! I am super thankful though, that your injury wasn’t worse!! That knife could have totally went right through your hand! And the grater, I have had that accident- that one stings. for sure! One of these days, if we ever get to meet in person, we will totally have to swap kitchen horror stories… as we cook up something delish of course! (<- and you can watch me chopping fruit and veggies... even though i'm boring and soooo not captivating!! lol) Thank you so much for the sweet words about these crostini! I'm a HUGE fan of honey and cheese too- SO good! I hope you have a fantastic weekend, pretty lady! Cheers and hugs!
Olivia @ Olivia’s Cuisine
Oh no! I’m hope you’re ok. I’m a big klutz as well and already got hurt 3 times this year: fell in the bathroom, broke 2 toes (by kicking the couch) and broke a tooth! lol So I feel ya! These crostini, though… Holy cow! I’m a crostini addict and I can totally see them in my near future. *major drool*
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, Olivia! I’ll be okay! I’m just thankful I didn’t injur myself seriously! #Blessed! I couldn’t help but giggle at all your accidents this year (no offense!)… I only laugh because you totally sound like me!! I’m always falling over, breaking stuff, bruising myself.. total bull in a china shop! I haven’t broken a tooth though! (knock on wood!!!!) OUCH! That does NOT sound pleasant!!! I hope you are okay! So weird you said that though because hubbs is a dental technician… so he like makes teeth (in a nut shell). Lemme know if you need some made! lol. All jokes aside. I hope you don’t break anything else this year – or at least, Cheers to hoping! 🙂 xo
Kelly – Life Made Sweeter
Yikes, hope your finger is okay girl. I’m such a klutz too. Love this crostini you made though. The blueberries, mascarpone and honey drizzle look and sound amazing!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Kelly! I am fairly certain I will survive 😉 I might need my husband to wash all the dirty dishes from now until the end of time though! (<--- I'm sneaky!) Cheers, my dear and warm wishes for a fab weekend!
Anu-My Ginger Garlic Kitchen
I love crostini. And I love everything about this crostini! I mean who can resist the fresh berries and cheese. And that honey drizzle is just to die for! YUMM! Loved these stunning pictures too !
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Anu! I absolutely must confess that I could not resist these… but I didn’t eat TOO many becuase my husband was hogging them! 😉 Cheers, girlie! And warm wishes for a beautiful weekend!
Thao @ In Good Flavor
The crostini look superb! Everything works in perfect harmony. You are a much tougher woman than I am. I would have gotten myself to the doctors after 20 minutes of bleeding. I hope you heal quickly!
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, Thao! I’m not sure if I am tougher than you or more of a wimp than you! I didn’t go to the doctor because they scare me! Lol… so I think that you actually may be a tougher lady! 😉 Cheers and warm wishes for a wonderful weekend, my friend!
Alice @ Hip Foodie Mom
I LOVE crostini!!! it’s one of my fave things to munch on. . LOVE the whipped mint mascarpone and the blueberries. . I die!! looks so good!!!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Alice! Crostini are the perfect snack, totally agree! 🙂 Hope you and your beautiful family have a wonderful 4th of July weekend!
Ashley | Spoonful of Flavor
Wow, I love everything about this crostini! The blueberries, mascarpone and honey drizzle look and sound amazing. I’m glad to hear your ok after your slip with the knife!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Ashley! It’s kind of hard to go wrong with the combo of blueberries, mascarpone and honey… honestly you could just mash em together, throw them in a bowl and I’d be happy! 🙂 Hope you have a great holiday weekend! Cheers!
Sam @ SugarSpunRun
Yikes, sorry to hear about your slip with the knife, glad to hear that you still have all of your digits!
These crostini are absolutely stunning, seriously! Beautiful photos!
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, Sam. Having all my digits still in place is kinda awesome.. won’t lie 😉 Thanks for the kind words!!! Hope you have a beautiful 4th of July weekend, girlie!
Taylor @ Food Faith Fitness
Oh. My. Gosh. My taste buds just fell off my head at the sight of these! I mean blueberries? YES. Mint? YES x 2 and mascarpone? HELLO CREAMY GOODNESS. I want ALL the crostini in my face NOW.
Cheyanne Bany
Lol Taylor, you always crack me up. 🙂 Hope you have a wonderful 4th of July weekend, my sweets (with lots and lots of delicious food up in yo face!)
Keri @ Fashionable Foods
Funny thing, I’m not really a klutz in everyday life, and even when I’m in the kitchen I’m pretty graceful. However, the kitchen is where all of my klutz moments have happened. I have had so many burns, cuts, and broken pans it’s not even funny. I remember my first major cut (I was 18) happened while I was cutting sweet potatoes. I took a huge chunk of skin off the tip of my thumb and the blood was unreal. I called my dad to help me and him cleaning the wound was incredibly painful! I fell your pain girl – I hope it heals fast!
Cheyanne Bany
OUUUCHHHH, Keri! Girl, I know that sweet potato had to have gotten chucked across the kitchen after that cut! I cringed when I was reading your comment, because sweet potatoes aren’t soft, so I know you had to have been applying a lot of pressure to that knife! Glad your Dad was there to help you! (Dad’s are the best, aren’t they!?)
Hope you have a wonderful 4th of July weekend, girlie- and a safe one! 😉
Gayle @ Pumpkin ‘N Spice
I am such a klutz, too! My husband always makes fun of me for it! 🙂 This crostini looks absolutely gorgeous, Cheyanne! I love the blueberry and mint combo. What a perfect appetizer for the summer! Hope you have a great 4th! 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Husbands can be so insensitive sometimes! lol (mine totally makes fun of me too!) Mint and blueberries are seriously yummy together, I could live off that combination mixed in some ice cream 🙂 (my hips might hate me for that though!). I hope you and your family have a wonderful 4th of July, Gayle! Cheers, my friend!
Trish @ Well Worn Fork
I need these in my life. Whole plate of them for dinner, maybe……and then lunch the next day! Love love love this flavor combo and what ISN’T better when you put it on toast – right? ; )
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, Trish! Boy was eating a plateful of these BEFORE dinner! I totally agree, putting anything on toast is like putting an egg on something. Just.GIMME! 🙂 Cheers, girlie!
Gaila
Girl! I love this recipe and all about it! great pictures! Gracie?? hahahaha still laughing LOL
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, G! Hey, I guess you can call me G too! lol 😉 Cheers, my sweets! xo
Sarah
I totally feel you with the klutz thing – Yesterday I spilled a brand new container of cream all over the floor. The dog loved it, but I did not. At any rate, these look fab! I want some now!
Cheyanne Bany
Oh no, Sarah! That stinks! I can picture your pup loving the cream, I know mine would have! (<--- also hope your dog digested it okay and it wasn't a huge disaster when it came out the other end!!). Thanks for the kind words- Cheers to a beautiful day! 🙂
Ben Maclain | Havocinthekitchen
Lacking of grace, we’re kind of soul mates, ha-ha! But who cares what’s going on outside of the kitchen, right? Indeed, even if you’re not that gracious in the kitchen as well (and now we now that doesn’t apply in your case), I couldn’t care mush as far as you make so elegant food. Lovely crostini – the topping is the best! Good job!
Cheyanne Bany
Ben, I’m pretty sure we might be foodie friend soul mates 🙂 Thanks for the kind words and always bringing a smile to my face! Cheers, buddy! *hugs*
Kevin | KevinIsCooking
I had no idea you went to a culinary school, how cool! I had a taste of it doing a school ROP class in restaurants and the kitchen which really sparked the bug. I’m also very happy you still have all 10 digits. I literally gripped my thumb as you mentioned the cut as I have done countless times, but the worse was on a mandoline, buh-bye thumb tip! Horrible and what a mess. So, it looks like we are kitchen cut survivors and I hope it doesn’t ruin your holiday weekend. Have one of these beauties and I’m sure you will be fine Chey – they sound WONDERFUL!
Cheyanne Bany
I’m glad I still have 10 digits too, Kevin! Culinary school was fun, it was a lot of work (and $!), but I learned a lot! I’m sure the ROP class was a lot of fun and obviously something sparked the food bug in you, because your blog rocks! I’ve cut myself on the mandoline too- that one definately HURTS!!! Hope your thumb tip is better and now you use the guard on the mandoline (wink wink. wait I should take my own sarcastic advice!). Cheers to being a kitchen survivor! And to a wonderful 4th of July weekend! 🙂
annie@ciaochowbambina
Hey! You know what they say…great minds… Crostini must have been in the air this week and I am loving yours! So bright and sweet and just perfect for the 4th!! Beautiful photos!! Have a great weekend, Cheyanne!
Cheyanne Bany
Crostini love sure is in the warm summer air, Annie! I saw yours and they look fabulous! Too bad we don’t live closer, we could have had a crostini party! Both would be so perfect to enjoy out on the deck with a nice glass of wine and good company! Hope you have a fantastic 4th of July, pretty lady! I KNOW it’s going to be filled with lots of fabulous food! Cheers! xo
Rachelle @ Beer Girl Cooks
Girl, I totally sympathize with the klutz situation. I’m right there with you. Remember my bike wrecks? Lordy. I’m really glad your thumb is still attached! I have a bunch of blueberries and strawberries in my fridge and have the house to myself tonight. I think I’m going to make this crostini, grab a bottle of wine, park myself on the couch and binge watch General Hospital. Don’t judge me. 🙂 Cheers and happy 4th!
Cheyanne Bany
Rachelle, I TOTALLY remember you mentioning you are a klutz! #CoolKidz are klutzs! I’m super excited my thumb is still attached too, I’d look weird without one (well, weirder than I already do!). Guzzling a bottle of wine while watching G.H and noshing on these sounds like the perfect day! No judgement here! Cheers and Happy 4th back at ya! xo 🙂
Tori@Gringalicious.com
Oh man, I love, LOVE, berries with cheese or anything savory really. These pretty apps are so up my alley!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Tori! Me too!!! Cheers to a wonderful 4th of July Weekend!! 😉