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Christmas Eve<br />

Antipasto Platter<br />

This platter can be found in most of our family holiday dinners! I leave it out as an appetizer and what ever is left over goes into a smaller<br />

platter and served at dinner! There is normally nothing left over as most of my family will plop the meats into their green salad.<br />

Ingredients<br />

• 1/4 pound of each:<br />

o Hard salami (sliced in half)<br />

o Prosciutto (rolled tightly)<br />

o Mortadella (sliced in half and rolled<br />

o Capicolla (hot or sweet)<br />

o Pepperoni<br />

• 3 1/4-inch slices of provolone, cubed<br />

• 2 large mozzarella balls, chopped into bite-size pieces (or get a small container of the small balls)<br />

• 1 can Italian anchovy filets, drained<br />

• 3 hard-boiled eggs<br />

• 1 roasted red pepper or 3 slices out of a jar (patted dry)<br />

• 2 stalks celery, cut into small pieces<br />

• 1 small jar marinated mushrooms, drained<br />

• 1 jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained<br />

• Small container of pepperoncini peppers (or any favorite peppers, or stuffed peppers)<br />

Directions<br />

1 Arrange the meats in rolls onto a large serving platter.<br />

2 My suggestion: Mortadella first around the entire platter, then a row of rolled prosciutto, then a row of salami (fit some in between the<br />

prosciutto), then a row of capicolla, then pepperoni.<br />

3 The next row is a mix of the provolone cubes and mozzarella ball. Arrange the celery, mushrooms, artichoke hearts, and peppers in small<br />

piles in the center of the plate.<br />

4 Spread the anchovies on top. Slice the eggs into quarters and fit them in the edges between the cheeses and the middle mixture.<br />

5 This can be made the morning before your guests arrive.<br />

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