The first time that I encountered salami roll-ups was at a dinner party a number of years ago. They have been a favorite of mine, as well as one of my "signature" appetizer recipes ever since. To me, they are love at first bite. They're fun to make and fun to devour! You might want to make a double batch because they go quickly. Note: if you're not a spinach lover, you can omit the spinach without a reduction in taste.
INGREDIENTS:
1 package Genoa Salami (generally 16 thin slices per package)
1 package Genoa Salami (generally 16 thin slices per package)
1
container cream cheese (I use reduced fat onion & chive or reduced fat
vegetable)
Snow
peas or sugar snap peas, 16 pieces
Baby
spinach leaves (enough for 2-4 for each salami round)
DIRECTIONS:
Spread thin layer of cream cheese onto each salami slice, all the way to the edge
Spread thin layer of cream cheese onto each salami slice, all the way to the edge
Place
2 to 4 baby spinach leaves in center of slice
Place
1 snow pea over spinach leaves
Roll
up each salami slice, jelly roll style
*The
cream cheese generally holds the roll
together, but if needed, use a toothpick to secure.
Chill
and serve, arranged on platter.
If
you want bite sized roll-ups, cut each roll into thirds and pierce each third
with a toothpick.
Variation:
Instead
of snow peas and spinach, try jarred mini gherkin pickles with plain cream
cheese.
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