Prosciutto wrapped Breadsticks with sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese and spinach makes for the perfect appetizer or brunch addition. No cooking required and only a few minutes to put together.
First off I have to admit that I absolutely love prosciutto and even more so these proscuitto wrapped breadsticks.
And luckily for me there’s an amazing wine and cheese shop right down the street from me – Calvert Woodley (in case you’re familiar with it).
Of course at $22 a pound I can’t afford to eat it at every meal – but there are occasions for it.
And when my parents came to visit (who also love prosciutto) I felt it was the perfect occasion for a purchase. And I figured that 1 pound would last us a good long while – not the case – the 4 of us (D included) gobbled up all the prosciutto within 2 days.
Probably half a pound of it we ate with these breadsticks (which I also bought at Calvert Woodley).
I served this for breakfast (which was actually more like brunch since we didn’t finish eating until 1pm) but these would be great for a dinner appetizer as well.
I mixed the ricotta with the goat cheese to make it more of a spreadable cheese and then added chopped sundried tomatoes and spinach leaves. A great flavor combination.
And easy to grab (thanks to those breadsticks). Overall a great combination of all the food groups – dairy, vegetable, grain, protein and fruit (if that’s what you count a tomato as).
I didn’t really measure anything out as I made this but I’m sure you get the idea and can come up with your own proportions of each ingredient.
Recipe adapted from All That Splatters
Let me know what you think of these proscuitto wrapped breadsticks in the comments below!
Prosciutto wrapped Breadsticks with sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese and spinach makes for the perfect appetizer or brunch addition. No cooking required and only a few minutes to put together
- thin bread sticks broken in half (use gluten-free breadsticks for gluten free version)
- 1/2 pound prosciutto
- a few sun dried tomatoes chopped
- a few spinach leaves
- a few spoonfuls of ricotta
- a few spoonfuls of goat cheese
- a couple squeezes of a lemon
- lemon pepper to taste
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Combine ricotta and goat cheese until smooth. Add sundried tomatoes, lemon juice and lemon pepper.
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Take a piece of prosciutto and spread some cheese mix over it, place a spinach leaf on top and roll this around 2 thin bread sticks.
Recipe Adapted From All That Splatters
kathy says
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Kankana says
Sounds fun to me .. perfect for party !
Eftychia says
This is a snack my husband will love. Thanks for the recipe. I will make it for sure!!
AvocadoPesto says
Thanks! Feel free to play around with the quantities and even the ingredients — let me know if you try out any good combinations!
Nancy says
This looks so good!