I always make a new recipe as stated first. This was a nice bruschetta but I found the bread a little soggy too. This is clearly not designed to be an Italian bruschetta as you cannot have that sans garlic. I lived in Sicily for two years and the second time I made it, I made these changes. I toasted the bread in the oven alone. Brushed w/EVOO & sprinkled w/a little salt and pepper. I use fleur de sel and fresh cracked black but it's a negligeble difference. When the toast is golden brown on both sides, flip after 4 minutes, I pull it out and allow to cool. Then I rub each toast with fresh garlic. Just slice off some so you have a raw face. I add diced garlic to the tomato mixture, use ciopollini onions but I love red too, a kiss of balsamic vinegar, sometimes capers (not authentic) and allow the mixture to marinate several hours. Cheese is also not traditional but in cheese loving America, I will add it sometimes and pop back under the broiler for a bit. But I know bruschetta to be a delicious cold tomato "relish" on top of room temperature toast and prefer to serve it that way. But I still enjoyed this recipe very much. I love trying new things and there's always more than one way to skin a cat, as grandma used to say.

Delicious. My kids were fighting over who got the last piece! I added a sprinkle of garlic powder, salt and pepper to each when making mine. It is a definite keeper!

I agree with other reviewers - toast the bread before adding the tomato mixture and then toast everything a couple more minutes! Plus, garlic makes everything better.

This was a very simple and delicious recipe. Everyone loved it. I will make this recipe again!

This bruschetta is excellent. I always add grated garlic.

Everyone raved about this at our family gathering. I personally thought it had too much onion, but no one else seemed to mind!

This is so easy to make and tastes so good, it is sinful.

Made this for the big Texan's game we had a week ago, had people over, and most of them are meat eaters. But everyone loved this! I coupled this meal with the Asparagus and Goat Cheese Quesadillas, and it was a hit, no one even complained or missed any animal products that day!

As said before, I think this is a good base for bruschetta, however I tweaked it a little. I'm not a fan of onions so I didn't use them. I added salt and pepper to taste and a little dried rosemary and it turned out great.

Yum! I too, after reading reviews, toasted the bread first after brushing with olive oil. Also added minced garlic and a splash of balsamic for a little sweet to bring out the flavor in the tomatoes. This was delish!