For the garlic bruschetta, cut the tomatoes in half and separate the watery pulp with a teaspoon.
Soften the hollowed tomato halves in the oven with the skin side up at 200 degrees for about 15 minutes. Then let them cool down well.
Now cut the ciabatta into finger-thick slices. Press the garlic cloves and mix well with the olive oil.
Brush the bread slices on both sides and fry them in a coated pan (without oil) until golden brown on both sides.
Roughly dice the soft tomato halves and mix with 1 dash of olive oil, salt and basil. Spread these tomato cubes on the crusty bread slices.