
Italian · Snack
Antipasto Platter
From the zcook collection
This beautiful antipasto platter, with its variety of textures, flavors, and colors, is a simple appetizer recipe that is sure to wow your guests. Make it ahead of time for stress-free entertaining.
- Italian
- Snack
- Antipasto
- Party Menus
- Cheese
- Cured Meats
- Total
- 10 min
- Prep
- 10 min
- Serves
- 12 appetizer portions
- Level
- Easy
- Energy
- 385 kcal
Method5 steps · about 10 min
Step 1: Wash and dry the fresh vegetables and fruit, cut them into easy-to-eat pieces as appropriate, and set them aside; discard the wash water. On a large serving board, put 1 cup ready marinated baby mozzarella in a bowl near the centre. Put the 1 cup olives, 1 cup artichoke hearts and ½ cup fig jam in separate small bowls and space them around the board.
Step 2: Arrange the 6 oz each of gorgonzola, fontina (6 oz) and Pecorino Romano (6 oz) around the bowls. Leave the gorgonzola whole and slice or cube the fontina and Pecorino so guests can serve themselves.
Step 3: Arrange the combined 1 lb ready-to-eat cured meats around the bowls and cheeses. Cut any hard salami into ¼-inch rounds; fold or roll the softer prosciutto or capicola into easy-to-pick-up portions.
Step 4: Fill the remaining gaps with the two already roasted, torn red peppers and the prepared vegetables and fruit from step 1. Add the 1 cup already toasted blanched almonds if using.
Step 5: Serve with the diagonally sliced loaf of bread, a spoon for the jam, cheese knives, small forks and plates. If preparing ahead, cover and refrigerate the board until shortly before serving; keep chilled leftovers cold and put out only what will be eaten promptly.
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