Sometimes the best things are simple things, yes? Actually, I might argue that usually the best things are simple things.
Like a slice of fresh, piping-hot bread from the oven smeared generously with salted butter.
...or a just-picked tomato, eaten like an apple.
...or a halved avocado in one hand and a spoon in the other.
...or the smell of fresh feta cheese.
Over-complicating is totally over-rated.
Avocados and tomatoes are pretty simple and we all know that feta is what makes the world go 'round. So why not combine the three for a delicious tartine? Well, I did just that and what I'm sharing with you today is a humble, not-quite-recipe that is a favorite of mine.
I've enjoyed this tartine equally well for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I suppose you could even go for all three on the same day. Now, how's that for simple!? Believe me, I've been tempted. One bite and you'll know what I mean.
Notes: This tartine is amazing when made with this sandwich bread, though any fresh whole-grain bread will do. Also, of course the best tomatoes are those just picked - either from the garden out back or the Saturday market. Nothing beats wonderful summer produce!
A Flour Sack originalThis post linked to Real Food Wednesdays and The Nourishing Gourmet