Classic Antipasto Platter

Classic Antipasto Platter

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Total time
25 min
Prep
25 min

Servings

Recipe written for 8 servings

Mixing Bowl

Paper Towel

Fork

Toothpick

Platter

Ramekins

Serving Spoon

Fridge

Basket

Ribbon

Plates

Knife

Serving Platters (Large)

Tongs

Cutting Board

Mixing Bowl (4 Quarts)

Colander

Fridge

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4 oz prosciutto thinly sliced

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  • 20 min

Pull all refrigerated items — 4 oz prosciutto thinly sliced, 4 oz Genoa salami thinly sliced, 4 oz Parmigiano-Reggiano broken into chunks, 4 oz provolone sliced or cubed, and marinated vegetables — out of the refrigerator about 20 minutes before assembling. Room-temperature ingredients have better flavor and texture on a platter.

Uses

  • Prosciutto
  • Genoa Salami
  • Parmigiano-Reggiano
  • Provolone Cheese

Drain all jarred and marinated items (1 cup mixed Italian olives, ½ cup giardiniera, ½ cup marinated artichoke hearts, ¼ cup roasted red peppers, ½ cup pepperoncini) in a colander or on paper towels. Slice the baguette into rounds, break the 4 oz Parmigiano-Reggiano broken into chunks into rustic chunks, and halve any large mozzarella slices if needed.

Uses

  • Colander
  • Mixed Italian Olives
  • Olive Oil
  • Giardiniera
  • Artichoke Heart
  • Red Pepper
  • Black Pepper

Start by placing 3–4 small mixing bowl or ramekins on your board or platter to anchor it — fill these with 1 cup mixed Italian olives, ½ cup giardiniera, and any other loose, saucy items. This keeps wet ingredients from spreading.

Uses

  • Mixing Bowl
  • Ramekins
  • Mixed Italian Olives
  • Olive Oil
  • Giardiniera

Arrange the cheeses next, spacing them out across the board. Place the mozzarella in one area, the 4 oz provolone sliced or cubed slices fanned out in another, and the 4 oz Parmigiano-Reggiano broken into chunks chunks near an edge. Variety in shape and placement makes the board visually dynamic.

Uses

  • Provolone Cheese
  • Parmigiano-Reggiano

Fold or drape the cured meats between the cheeses. For 4 oz prosciutto thinly sliced, loosely ruffle or fold each slice into a ribbon. For 4 oz Genoa salami thinly sliced and soppressata, fold slices in half or quarters and shingle them in a fan shape. Vary the placement so each meat appears in a different area of the board.

Uses

  • Provolone Cheese
  • Prosciutto
  • Genoa Salami

Tuck in the ½ cup marinated artichoke hearts, ¼ cup roasted red peppers, and ½ cup pepperoncini around the meats and cheeses, filling in gaps. Scatter 1 cup cherry tomatoes and 1 small seedless cucumber sliced into rounds rounds across the board for color and freshness.

Uses

  • Artichoke Heart
  • Red Pepper
  • Black Pepper
  • Pepperoncini Peppers
  • Provolone Cheese
  • Cherry Tomato

Arrange the baguette slices and breadsticks along the edges of the board or in a separate basket alongside. This keeps them from getting soggy from nearby wet ingredients.

Uses

  • Basket

Drizzle the mozzarella and ½ cup marinated artichoke hearts with 2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil for drizzling. Add a light drizzle of balsamic glaze for drizzling over the mozzarella and 1 cup cherry tomatoes. Scatter fresh fresh basil leaves across the board, then finish with a pinch of flaky sea salt and ½ tsp cracked black pepper. Sprinkle dried Italian herbs if using.

Uses

  • Artichoke Heart
  • Olive Oil
  • Balsamic Glaze
  • Cherry Tomato
  • Basil
  • Flaky Salt

Set out cheese knives, small tongs, and toothpicks for easy serving. Serve immediately at room temperature for best flavor.

Uses

  • Tongs
  • Provolone Cheese
Per serving

Nutrition facts

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420

Cal

27g

Fat

24g

Carbs

22g

Protein