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1. www.fifteenspatulas.com › antipasto-platterAntipasto Platter (Italian Appetizer Plate) - Fifteen Spatulas

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   Apr 26, 2022 · Prepare the marinated mozzarella by tossing all the ingredients in a bowl, and let it sit while you begin arranging the other ingredients. Place 3 meats on different sections of the platter, making sure to fan out the slices of salami or prosciutto. Begin filling in with groups of vegetables.

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   • Total Calories: 427

   • Category: Appetizer

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3. bakeitwithlove.com › antipasto-platterEasy Antipasto Platter: Tasty Italian Appetizer For Any Occasion

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   Aug 18, 2023 · Bowls. Begin by placing the 4 ounces (226.8 grams) of nuts, 1 cup (135 grams) of olives, 4 ounces (113.4 ounces) of marinated mushrooms, ½ cup (169.5 grams) of honey, and 8 ounces (226.8 grams) of mozzarella pearls in small ramekins or bowls. Then, spread the bowls around a decorative tray or serving platter. Meats and cheeses.

   • Category: Appetizers, Holiday Recipes
   • Total Calories: 505

   • Cuisine: American, Italian

4. www.simpleitaliancooking.com › how-to-make-anHow to Make an Antipasto Platter (Italian-style)

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   Fresh small mozzarella balls packed in water, Pitted Olives, Marinated mushrooms, Stuffed cherry peppers. Create a base layer on the tray using lettuce and/or flat round slices of the meats such as the salami. Slice the roasted red pepper into strips. Then wrap them with any deli meat slices you have available.

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   • Servings: 16

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6. www.themediterraneandish.com › antipasto-platterAntipasto Platter | The Mediterranean Dish

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   May 26, 2023 · Set your prettiest bowl somewhere close to the center of a large cutting board or platter. Stagger the small bowls. Place 1 cup each of marinated olives and mushrooms (or artichoke hearts) into small bowls. Scoop ½ cup of honey or fig jam into a small bowl. Set the bowls spaced apart on the board.

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   • Total Calories: 385

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7. ciaoflorentina.com › italian-antipasto-platterItalian Antipasto Platter • Ciao Florentina

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   Plate your Antipasto. Place your serving platter on top of a large cheese board. Start with the olive tapenade bowl, followed by the marinated olives in a small bowl, surrounded by the roasted peppers, pepperoncini and artichoke hearts. Spoon dollops of whipped ricotta and whipped goat cheese in between.

   • Category: Appetizer
   • Servings: 8

   • Cuisine: Italian

8. www.thekitchn.com › antipasto-platter-recipe-23431869Italian Antipasto Platter Recipe | The Kitchn

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   Nov 4, 2022 · Add small spoons, knives, forks, and toothpicks to the bowls if needed. Place them on the board, spacing them out. Place fresh cheeses in small bowls. Leave soft cheeses whole. Cut semi-soft cheeses into cubes or slices. For hard cheeses, use a fork to crumble some of each piece and leave the rest whole.

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   How to make the best antipasto platter?

   • Here's how to make the best antipasto platter while saving yourself money! Choose a large tray or trays. You can also use a wooden cutting board. Place a small bowl in the center of the tray. Fill the bowl with any of the round food items such as the mozzarella balls, marinated mushrooms or olives.

   How to Make an Antipasto Platter (Italian-style)

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   What to eat on an antipasto platter?

   • In today’s antipasto platter, my variety of meats includes prosciutto, genoa salami, soppressata, and panino (mozzarella wrapped in prosciutto). I also added marinated mozzarella, gouda, marinated artichokes, marinated asparagus, cheese stuffed cherry peppers, pepperoncini, and lecino olives.

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   Is an antipasto platter better than a Cheese Board?

   • But to me, an antipasto platter has more charcuterie and Mediterranean items like Marinated Olives or Tapenade, pepperoncini, peppers, and artichoke hearts. Like a good cheese board, much of the work is buying and arranging the goodies you find at the store, rather than actual cooking.

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   What is an Antipasti platter?

   • So, technically this is an “antipasti” platter recipe, though the term has evolved in the US. In Italy, antipasto is often accompanied by a glass of wine or an aperitif like an Aperol Spritz. It’s seen as a way to stimulate the appetite and prepare the taste buds for the main event.

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10. www.loveandlemons.com › antipasto-platterAntipasto Platter Recipe - Love and Lemons

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    honey and jam, olives and pepperoncini, and fresh mozzarella balls, beans, or artichokes marinated in olive oil. Arrange these dishes on your serving platter, and then fill in the gaps with items that can go directly on the board. These include. hard or semi-hard cheeses, fresh vegetables, nuts, and crackers or crostini.