We are HUGE dippers at my house. My husband often ‘jokes’ that whatever we are eating is just a vehicle for the sauce…because it’s all about the sauce! Over the weekend I decided to cook up some delicious cheesy bread to take to a Mother’s Day BBQ, and I knew that Barilla® Sauce would be the perfect dipping sauce.
Of course, I was right! I used some dough I whipped up the night before and then added fresh herbs from my garden and mounds of delicious mozzarella cheese. Can’t go wrong with that!
Using the fresh herbs definitely brings something extra to the regular cheesy bread taste. It spices it up (herbs are spices, right?!), but not in a hot spicy way. The fresh taste of the 3 Herb Garlic Cheesy Bread pairs perfectly with the Barilla® Marinara Sauce because it’s made from all natural, quality ingredients like vine-ripe tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil and fragrant herbs. I served both the standard marinara and the Basil & Tomato flavor on the side and they were both a hit! Yum!
- 1 ball of pizza dough (see recipe linked above or use your favorite)
- 2 TBS olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, diced
- 3 sprigs fresh rosemary, chopped
- 2 TBS fresh parsley, chopped
- 2 TBS fresh chives, chopped
- 8 oz mozzarella cheese, shredded
- 1 cup Barilla Marinara Sauce
- Preheat your oven to 425 degrees F.
- 1. Roll your dough out to a round/oval shape (or whatever shape you want!). Dust a cookie sheet lightly with flour and place dough on top in desired shape.
- 2. Drizzle oil over the dough and use your hands to spread around the dough, covering completely. Add garlic, rosemary, parsley, and chives on top, and spread around evenly (I also used my hands for this).
- 3. Sprinkle cheese in a thick layer over the top of herbs/dough and spread evenly.
- 4. Place into preheated oven and cook for 15-25 minutes, or until dough is cooked through and cheese is melted and bubbly/browned in places.
- 5. Place Barilla Marinara Sauce in a microwave safe bowl and cook for 30-60 seconds, or until warm (stir halfway through).
- After 15 minutes in the oven I would check the bread frequently. It definitely depends on oven temp and my bread is usually done right around 20 minutes.
- You could use dried herbs in this recipe as well, but I highly recommend using fresh for the best flavor.
Thanks for visiting!
– Allyson
Gail Burack says
The way I give back to my community is by helping out at 2 local food pantries. Not only do I help out at the pantries, but I also help serve/cook at the their soup kitchens. It’s a great way of helping out. You not only help provide food for families, but you get to know the people IN your community. Sometimes all anyone really needs is someone to talk to and to feel a part of their community. Holidays are the best! Gifts for the children, and holiday meals to people who otherwise might not have had one. My email address is
Allyson says
That sounds so awesome, Gail! I am sure they are really appreciating you and all you do!
dee136 says
That bread looks delicious. I don’t know if I’ve ever tried Barilla!
Allyson says
Really?!?! It’s the best selling brand of sauce!
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
Something like that would be devoured in seconds in my house. It sounds awesome!
Jayne says
Allyson – how funny!!! I just stopped by to check out your blog after replying to your comment and had no idea the name of your blog! (and i said “domestic goddess” in my reply) That made me laugh! I love Barilla – fantastic looking pizza bread!!!
Allyson says
That is TOO funny!! Thanks for coming by 🙂
mamatomanyblessings says
Oh your recipe looks wonderful! We prefer Barilla in our home, it definitely does not taste like jar sauce.
Allyson says
I couldn’t agree more and their new sauces are SO good!
Laura Hinckley says
YUM! Barilla is family favorite in my home. If I am running short on time its my go to product that never sits for long in my pantry. I know what we are having for dinner with a salad 🙂 So glad I found your blog I will definitely be following along.
Pam W says
My family loves barilla. Their sauces and their noodles are both great.
Debbie Denny says
Love Barilla. I also give to our Community Action Center who helps area residents by giving them food and medical help.
milenabarrett says
We do alot for our community – the kids, husband and I have collected food for the pantry, made blankets, sang at a nursing home, and I could just go on. Good for Barilla!
Annie {Stowed Stuff} says
Yummy! That bread looks so yummy! We help out with our church’s efforts, especially during the holidays and school related projects in the community!
Amy Desrosiers says
Yum, those breadsticks look really tasty and I would love to make them!!
Trisha says
Barilla is my go-to brand for pasta but I’ve honestly never had their sauce. I’m definitely going to keep an eye out for it next time I’m shopping!
Debi says
I love Barilla. I want to make some of the bread right now.
shaunatorres says
Okay, my mouth is watering… this sounds delicious… I almost taste it. I love Barilla pasta but have yet to try the sauce…
Liz Mays says
Every bit of this sounds absolutely fantastic! I just sent my son a jar of Barilla in a care package!
naivecookcooks says
This is just perfect!!
bridget says
Thank you
Lois Alter Mark says
I love cheesy garlic bread and that looks amazing! Will have to try it!
Maria Constanza Oller Martin says
thanks for the recipe looks so yummy and barilla is amazing!
StacieinAtlanta says
That bread is making me hungry. Barilla marinara is my husbands go to sauce when he is making pasta. He adds other stuff…meats, veggies, etc…but that sauce is what he likes to use as the base. So good….
David says
My wife and I have a small clothing store. At the end of every season we donate a majority of our leftover merchandise. We also do donations throughout the year with shelters and other such organizations who need clothing.
latanya says
I donate money to different charities
Wehaf says
I tutor local ESL students.
Danielle says
These cheese bread looks incredibly delicious! It would be a total hit with my kids, especially as a midday snack 🙂
Denise says
I love Barilla marinara and use it often.
How I give back to my community is: I donate clothing to a local charity every month; help out at a church in the next town over, 2-days a month; & lastly, I volunteer @ The American legion/ VFW in my town 2-days a week.
I love being able to help people when I can and the veterans deserve help when they can get it.
Carolsue says
I donate a lot of food to the local food bank. Sometimes if there is a Buy 1 Get 1 Free sale, I donate the “free” item to the food bank. I clip coupons and match them with sales to get really good deals on food to donate.
Carolsue says
My e-mail: Digicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net
Crystal Conway says
I donate to my local food bank.