As one of ten children who are scattered north to south and east to west, I’m always happy to see out-of-town siblings. My brother is coming into town for business and we have the opportunity to get part of the family together.
Though my sister is hosting I was quick to volunteer to bring some food. We’re going with an Italian theme (no we’re not Italian) so I picked the antipasti tray and Insalata di Frutti di Mare.
As part of the antipasti tray I used up some of the pickled cherry peppers.
It is so simple.
Stuffed Pickled Cherry Peppers
INGREDIENTS
Sharp provolone cut into cubes
Prosciutto – cut into ribbons
Extra virgin olive oil
METHOD
- Wrap prosciutto around provolone cubes
- Stuff into hollowed peppers
- Arrange on plate or as part of tray, drizzle with oil.
As one of my blogging friends says “Easy-Peasy!”
Now I’ve got to run and finish the tray!
Until next time, Eat Well & Keep Digging!
December 9, 2012
ha! ok you got me. as i was reading this i said to myself, “gosh thats really easy peasy!”
i LOVE these treats – thanks for making it look so..um.. easy peasy!
December 9, 2012
Gotcha!
December 9, 2012
I actually saw this on facebook first on someone’s page and thought it was great. I did not follow the link or I would have known it was yours. These look wonderful!
December 9, 2012
They were really good. The peppers were really hot!
December 9, 2012
I would love these, David, I really would. It’s just that I’m not ready to part with my pickled peppers yet. I didn’t pickle as many as I would have liked and now I’m treating them like sugar in WW2. Still, I have to open a jar sometime and this is certainly a great way to serve them, perfect for a dinner party. Thanks for sharing a great idea.
December 10, 2012
They were a hit with heat lovers! Funny though as I went to the pantry – I was thinking – well, I don’t want to make too many of these…
December 10, 2012
They LOOK so good – but my digestion would not tolerate so much pepper all at once. Maybe I’ll try something similar with tomatoes…
December 10, 2012
I’d love to see what you come up with Mark.