This post is a not for profit collaboration with Mealshare. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I could sit here and lecture you all about sharing, giving and ending youth hunger but lets be frank. The reality is most of us want to enjoy our first world lives…dinner out with friends and family. But I know We ALL Want to make a DIFFERENCE. Which is why the concept behind Mealshare is brilliant.
Mealshare is a not for profit group committed to ending youth hunger. Their concept is simple. Basically they partner with restaurants where the restaurant selects menu items to be a Mealshare item. Every time a dining guest orders a meal with the Mealshare symbol, Mealshare will provide a healthy a simple meal to a youth in need. Buy one-Give one. Simple, effective, charitable.
So far Mealshare has served 2,419,511 meals to hungry youths in need!
Please visit their website for more information and/or to find a restaurant participating in the Mealshare campaign. Or follow their digital channels.
Facebook – @MealshareTeam
Twitter – @MealshareTeam
Instagram – @Mealshare
Another way to contribute to this amazing cause is picking up a jar or two of Famoso’s Campania Tomato Sauce. Same concept. Buy a jar- give one meal to a hungry youth in need. With the holiday season around the corner, I’ve teamed up with Mealshare to come up with a holiday crostini with a Korean twist incorporating Famoso’s Campania Tomato Sauce. It’s spicy, crunchy, warm and a perfect starter for hungry bellies this holiday season.
Bon app!
Campania Tomato Sauce sold at Famoso
- Half a French white baguette sliced about 1 inch thick slices (8-10 slices)
- about 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 3/4-1 cup Campania tomato sauce
- 200 grams or 1 cup vegetarian kimchi diced
- 60 grams or 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- handful of fresh arugula
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 teaspoon chilli flakes (optional)
- Rosemary to garnish (optional)
- Preheat oven to 375F
- In a medium bowl, toss the walnuts, arugula, kimchi and 1/4 cup Campania tomato sauce
- Season with a pinch of salt and black pepper
- Lay out the slices of baguette
- Brush both sides with olive oil
- Spoon more or less a tablespoon of Campania tomato sauce
- Place a dollop of the kimchi mix on top of the tomato sauce
- Bake for 15-18 minutes or until edges of crust turns golden brown
- Garnish with a leaf of arugula and some rosemary and sprinkle some chilli flakes
👏👏👏👏 Bravo !!! Well done 😊😊
Thank you. Have a great day!
Hello there
So impressed 😉
Loving kimchi arugular walnut so creative Awsomely awsome!!!!!
Thank you Katherine. I think kimchi and tomato sauce are tasty on anything lol! happy holidays!