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YummlyNo Cook Cold Antipasto Platter For Summer With Sliced Tomatoes, Fresh Basil Leaves, Burrata, Cured Meats, Olives, Crusty Bread, Fruits, Olive Oil, Balsamic Vinegar, Red Peppers, Butter Beans, Extra-virgin Olive Oil, Red Wine Vinegar, Garlic, Dried Oregano, Kosher SaltEpicuriousThis antipasto platter goes way past jarred peppers and cold cuts, with roasted vegetables that change with the seasons. Even at room temp, these options round out any meat and cheese platter.Food.comThis cheeseball full of sun dried tomatoes, red bell peppers, chives and seasonings on the inside, the OUTSIDE is where it gets antipasto serious! Serve it on a platter with cold meats such as salami and prosciutto, PLUS crackers!. Found on the blog Café Delights and couldn't just copy on the site, what a show stopper for those special Holiday get togethersFood.comGood Aussie Tucker Mate! I use this recipe all the time and it always comes up trumps! Damper is so versatile it is so nice served spread with butter on a cold night to serve with a bowl of steaming hot soup, or with casseroles or with salads in summer. It is great served with antipasto or dips on a platter or even great to take on picnics, to serve with anything you like. For something delcious try whipping up a batch of Recipe#283917 this butter goes so well with this damper and is so delicious.YummlyThis meaty addition to an antipasto platter can feature whatever cured meats you favor, though a mix of salami, capocollo and prosciutto certainly work well. The brine — made with olive oil, red wine vinegar and peppercorns — contains aromatic bay leaf and rosemary, as well as chopped chili pepper for heat. Allow a few hours for the meats to marinate in the refrigerator once they're tossed in the bracing vinaigrette.Bon AppetitThis antipasto platter goes way past jarred peppers and cold cuts, with roasted vegetables that change with the seasons. Even at room temp, these options round out any meat and cheese platter. This recipe is from Palizzi Social Club in Philadelphia, PA.AllrecipesAn antipasto is a cold platter of meat, cheese, and vegetables which is served at the start of a meal before the pasta and other courses, but to save some time, I thought we'd add the pasta right into the antipasto to turn into a complete meal all by itself. You could serve this as a side dish, but with a hunk of crusty bread and a glass of wine, I'm not sure what else you'd need. Top with more parsley before serving.Food.comMy mother absolutely loved this caponatina (or caponata - I believe the distinction is in how finely you chop the components), Although she became disabled, she would patiently wait for eggplants to go on sale, buy up a bunch, and invite me over to prepare this recipe. We would freeze it in small containers to have throughout the year as a treat, or to bring to a friend's house at a moment's notice. Although this is generally served as an appetizer, you can be pretty creative with it. Serve it in an omelet or over some pasta. You can also add it to your antipasto platter. I just like to scoop it up with some water crackers, as a snack. I have actually made a meal out of doing that, though, because once I start, I can't stop. It is generally served cold, although room temperature is fine too.Food52I've been planning our menu for our annual Memorial Day barbecue and am going to do a Greek antipasto platter to include my Marinated and Grilled Baby Octopus, tarama, eggplant and dill spread, olives, cheese, etc and thought I'd include Skordalia, that supersaturated lemony garlic potato dip ,when I realized that it's actually an aioli mixed with potatoes. Traditional Skordalia calls for 8 to 10 cloves of fresh garlic, but I tamed this a bit by using only one clove of fresh and a head of roasted. Serve this as a dip for vegetables or as an accompaniment to grilled lamb or fish. Or try it with some cold leftover roast chicken...yum! - inpatskitchen
