Basically Panzanella is part of the family of "wet breads" of which our country boasts an ancient and rich tradition. The advanced bread, whether dry or slightly stale, is sprinkled with oil, vinegar and juices from summer vegetables, the incomparable triad tomato, cucumber, cheese, so as to become a jelly soaked in flavour to be consumed cold or at room temperature. Abundant basil broken with the hands a generous ground pepper completes this Tuscan delicacy of countless variants: those who add beans, tuna or mozzarella, those who enrich it with other vegetables, from pepper to carrot.
Watermelon as the protagonist of summer and panzanella
100 gr red cherry tomatoes
100 gr yellow cherry tomatoes
A slice of watermelon of about 400 g
1 cucumber
1 red onion
300 gr old bread
50 ml extra virgin oil
Fresh basil
Dried oregano to taste
50 ml apple vinegar
50 ml water
10 gr brown sugar
Salt as needed
Pepper to taste