Okay, I was at a party last weekend and they were serving various meats, pork, beef, lamb, venison, wrapped in bacon and cooked on the grill. They were delicious. Someone called it bruschetta. I said to a friend who was standing nearby "They're pronouncing it wrong, it's pronounced Brioche. My friend said that "those are two words that exist, but I don't know for sure what either of them means." I resolved that I would do some research to get to the bottom of this.
I now know that it is neither bruschetta or brioche. I knew right away that it wasn't bruschetta although I couldn't remember exactly what bruschetta was, I knew it wasn't bacon wrapped grilled meat. But I thought it was brioche because that's what I was told. I had never heard the term brioche until Feb. 09, 2012 when I had dinner at some friends house. They served
bacon wrapped shrimp and called it brioche. I couldn't even bring myself to mention the name when I posted the picture because I thought it was suddenly the new douchy name for shish kabob. Kinda like how all of the sudden grilled cheese turned into panini. But I never forgot the word because it was along about this time when our Wombat started mentioning the fact that she feeds brioche to her dogs. I thought you were feeding your dog bacon wrapped grilled meat.
So anyway ... what the hell was I eating?
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Topic: Bruchetta vs. Brioche (Read 4287 times)