Toasts/Flatbreads

Lemon Thyme Garlic Confit Toast with Ricotta & Hot Honey

This viral lemon garlic confit with creamy ricotta on toast is so simple to make! Lemon Thyme Garlic Confit Toast with Ricotta & Hot Honey is a cozy, flavorful bite that’s perfect for the holiday season.

Lemon Thyme Garlic Confit Toast with Ricotta & Hot Honey

This viral lemon garlic confit with creamy ricotta on toast is so simple to make!

Lemon Thyme Garlic Confit Toast with Ricotta & Hot Honey is a cozy, flavorful bite that’s perfect for the holiday season. Slow-roasted garlic infused with lemon and thyme becomes rich and mellow, then gets smashed onto toasted bread and topped with creamy ricotta for a luxurious base layer.

A drizzle of hot honey brings just the right kick, balancing sweetness and spice with the herby depth of the garlic confit. Whether served as a quick snack or sliced into crostini for a festive appetizer, this toast is a crowd-pleaser that feels both rustic and elegant.

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Lemon Thyme Garlic Confit Toast with Ricotta & Hot Honey

Ingredients

  • 1 lemon
  • 1 head of garlic
  • EVOO (enough to cover the garlic)
  • A few sprigs of thyme
  • Bread of choice
  • Fresh ricotta
  • Hot honey

Instructions 

  • Make your garlic confit: Preheat oven to 250 and peel skin off of garlic. Add lemon rinds, thyme and garlic to a ramekin or cocotte. Add enough oil to completely submerge the garlic. Cover and bake for about 2.5 hours.
  • Coat bread in EVOO and cook for 2-3 min per side in a skillet. Add garlic to bread and spread.
  • Spread ricotta overtop the garlic. Drizzle a little lemon garlic oil over toast, along with some hot honey and a few more little sprigs of thyme. Enjoy!

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  1. Hello! Just wondering how many lemon rinds we use? From the entire lemon? And thicker lemon rind pieces or? Thanks for your help!

    1. Hi! I used about 3-4 and just to give the garlic confit a little hint of lemon. I used all thin pieces. Hope this helps!