Holiday Grape Prosciutto Skewers
- Taryn Shank
- Dec 15, 2020
- 1 min read
This Holiday® Grape prosciutto meat and brie cheese appetizer is sure to wow all of your guests and be devoured quickly. Big, juicy and sweet Holiday® Grapes, salty prosciutto, creamy brie cheese and peppery arugula are combined together to make the perfect flavor combination for a delicious snack.
The ingredients for this recipe make 10 skewers to serve. You can double the ingredients to make more skewers if desired.
Holiday® Grapes truly make this recipe with their candy-like sweetness that comes straight from the vine. This recipe only requires 4 ingredients and about 10 minutes to put together. Once finished you’ll have a sweet, mouth watering, refined sugar free Holiday appetizer that will leave your guest and family begging for more. This recipe feeds 4-6 people.
INGREDIENTS:
2 cups of juicy Holiday® Grapes, whole
1 bag of arugula, about ½ cup to 1 cup depending on how much you like
1 wheel of Brie Cheese (6-8 ounces), cut into ¾ inch to 1 inch slices
1 package of prosciutto
1 package mini skewers
DIRECTIONS:
Prepare your ingredients to be placed onto the skewers.
Slice cheese, measure out grapes and have arugula and prosciutto handy.
Once everything is ready, begin to add onto your skewers.
Do this by adding one whole grape first (to keep everything in place) and then pile the rest of the ingredients onto the skewer alternating the brie cheese, prosciutto, arugula and Holiday Grapes.
Once you have all 10 skewers filled, place in the fridge to cool or serve immediately.
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