I have always made "Caprese-on-a-stick" for appetizers. Thread a toothpick with a tomato, mozzarella ball and basil leaf. Dip it in some sort of balsamic-olive oil mixture. Watch them disappear.
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The grape tomatoes were hollowed to make room for the small ball of cheese. A dab of pesto inside it would dance on your tongue.
So easy, you can just grace your table with it. No need to save this "for company."
Perfect for Mid-March when spring is teasing us - coming and going. And so simple: for each one you need:
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1 large bamboo skewer
1 grape tomato - hollowed
1 pearl-sized mozzarella ball
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I dipped them in olive oil and minced Italian parsley but you know as soon as spring truly comes, these flowers will be dipped in basil. I can hardly wait.
WOW! I love the idea! They are a great party food!
ReplyDeleteI love them! I've never seen these done before and I love all the colors and how pretty they are, not to mention I know they are delicious. These are simple enough for family dinner, but would be wonderful at party too.
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute and perfect for a ladies lunch or something fun like that. I can imagine these are delicious as well.
ReplyDeleteOh My,very creative..looks so pretty.....gr8 job
ReplyDeleteWhat a great display!! And yummy too, I bet!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastically great idea! Now if only the tomatoes were green, I'd have my appetizer for St. Pat's Day. I really do like these.
ReplyDeleteLove this! I copied the recipe because I do want to make this! Next Saturday, we are having friends over for dinner, I got my appetizer! I know this will be a hit!
ReplyDeleteThey look so gorgeous!! Need to give this a go!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Love them!! going to have to give it a go!
ReplyDeletewhat a perfectly adorable idea. These would be a big hit with the family or at a party.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous delicious unique and so creative idea! You never cease to amaze me! Clever my friend and adorable as the person who made them!
ReplyDeleteClaudia, you are amazing...so creative, I'd definitely feature this when I have guests :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I'm learning my ABC's of Italian! My book came today. Thanks again Claudia! XOXO
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Claudia...I can't wait to fix them for myself and others! I know they will be good!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely :)
ReplyDeleteThis is too good and suitable to serve in any kind of party.
ReplyDeleteSo neat and so pretty! I love these caprese roses! Perfect refreshing and delightful bites!
ReplyDeleteI love these! So cute! I'm making these tomorrow. Thank you, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea.. these are so cute and delicious looking! I'm bookmarking this clever idea...thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little finger food! So refreshing!
ReplyDeleteI'm harvesting some tomatoes from my friend's garden, this is a great idea to use some of the mini roma tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteoh wow these are adorable would be cool at a wedding
ReplyDeleteWow...look so cute. Would be fun to make and serve at parties. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletegreat for a party or brunch!!
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These are precious, Claudia. All the right combination of flavors in one glorious bite. And how pretty they are - perfect harbingers of spring!
ReplyDeleteYou just gave me a wonderful idea for an appetizer. Your tomato roses are beautiful. This is a really great idea.
ReplyDeleteHang tight, Spring is just around the corner.
That's adorable! I serve this dish at parties all the time, but never in this creative way!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! What a fantastic idea, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo clever! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable idea. Perfect for a cocktail party!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this idea! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, these look amazing and I bet the kids would love them!
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