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Crostini Napoletani

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Fresh Ricotta, Anchovy, and Oregano Toasts

Crostini refers to a whole family of antipasti based on thin slices of bread, toasted, sometimes brushed with olive oil, and covered with any number of savory toppings.

If you can, buy fresh anchovies and marinate them yourself or buy them already marinated from an Italian or Hispanic deli (where they are known as alici marinati or boquerones respectively; see note below).

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From Mario Batali Holiday Food by Mario Batali Published in arrangement with Clarkson Potter/Publishers

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