
🇪🇸 SpainCatalog recipe
Toasted bread rubbed with garlic and ripe tomato, anointed with olive oil and salt — Catalonia's five-minute masterpiece.
For 2 servings.
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Halve the tomatoes and grate the cut sides on a box grater into a bowl, discarding the skins left in your hand.
💡 Grating gives you pure tomato pulp — the Catalan trick that beats simply rubbing.
Toast the bread until golden with real crunch at the edges.
Rub each hot slice once or twice with the cut garlic clove.
💡 The toast acts as a grater; one firm pass is plenty unless you love garlic.
Spoon the tomato pulp over the bread and spread to the edges.
Finish with a generous pour of olive oil and flaky salt, and eat immediately while the contrast of crisp and juicy lasts.
Pa amb tomàquet is the Catalan breakfast and the test of a region's tomatoes, bread and oil all at once. Born as a way to revive day-old bread, it is now served with as much pride as any grand dish, from farm kitchens to starred restaurants.
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