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bruschetta
This term is frequently mispronounced in English-speaking regions as "bru-shetta." In its original Italian, the "ch" represents a hard "k" sound, making the correct pronunciation "brus-ketta."
While often used as a general term for any toasted bread with toppings, traditional bruschetta specifically requires the bread to be grilled or toasted and rubbed with a clove of raw garlic before adding oil and toppings.
Meanings
Examples
I will start with the tomato and basil bruschetta.
The restaurant is famous for its authentic Tuscan bruschetta.
Would you like some bruschetta while we wait for the main course?
The smell of toasted garlic and olive oil from the bruschetta filled the room.
I wonder if they have a mushroom version of the bruschetta here.
The chef carefully placed a slice of fresh mozzarella on top of the bruschetta.
A platter of colorful bruschetta sat in the center of the party table.