- Cut the bread too thick
- Under-toast the bread
- Over-toast the bread
- Not use olive oil.
- Top the crostini when they are warm.
- Prepare the crostini too far in advance.
- Not let the crostini cool on a wire rack.
- A good crostini is crisp but will not fall apart into 1,000 pieces when you bite into it. Just make sure you don't turn it into a crouton.
Common mistakes, which can make or break your crostini, so make sure not to: