caprese skewers

These Italian inspired Melon Caprese Skewers are the perfect summer snack!

Melon Caprese Skewers

Basil Vinaigrette

cantaloupe

honeydew

watermelon

water-packed mozzarella balls (drained)

prosciutto (cut

Small wooden skewers (about 4-6 inches long)

Maldon sea salt

black pepper

Thread an assortment of the ingredients on the skewer - melon ball, basil leaf, mozzarella ball, ruffled prosciutto etc.

Arrange skewers on platter. Drizzle with basil vinaigrette and sprinkle with maldon sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper.

These easy Caprese skewers are a crowd-pleasing party appetizer! You can assemble the skewers up to 4 hours in advance, but wait to season them until right before serving.

Caprese Skewers

jalapeño pepper

olive oil

garlic (smashed)

lime juice

orange juice or agave nectar

Cherry tomatoes

mozzarella balls

basil leaves

Peaches (diced into 1-inch pieces)

Sea salt and black pepper

Make the jalapeño-lime oil: Over an open flame, grill the jalapeño until blackened all over. Wrap in foil for 10 minutes to steam and soften. Slice the roasted jalapeño in half. In a small bowl, combine the halved jalapeño, the olive oil, garlic, lime juice, and orange juice or agave. Let the oil steep at room temperature for 30 minutes. Remove and discard the jalapeño and garlic.

Assemble the skewers: Assemble each skewer with a cherry tomato, mini mozzarella ball, basil leaf, and chunk of peach. You can do this step up to 4 hours in advance. Chill the skewers until you&#x27;re ready to serve.

Right before serving, drizzle the skewers with a generous amount of the oil, and season them with salt and pepper.

Caprese Skewers With Pesto, a simple homemade pesto dipping sauce served with skewers of fresh basil, mozzarella and tomatoes, is the perfect indulgence when you unwind after a busy week. 

Caprese Skewers With Pesto

extra virgin olive oil

Tbs. lemon juice

¼ cup sliced almonds, (toasted)

Tbs. Parmesan cheese

garlic

lemon

kosher salt

bocconcini, (halved)

grape tomatoes, (halved crosswise)

4- inch wooden skewers

Place olive oil, lemon juice, basil leaves, almonds, Parmesan, garlic, lemon zest and kosher salt in blender or food processor. If using a blender, be sure to put the olive oil and lemon juice in first for easy blending. Puree or process until blended.

Basil Pesto:

Arrange basil leaf, half bocconcini, half tomato and half bocconcini on each skewer. Repeat to make 16 skewers.

Serve skewers with pesto dipping sauce or brush some of the pesto on skewers and serve with remaining dipping sauce.

Caprese Skewers:

Looking for easy holiday appetizers? These Caprese Bites are the jam.

Caprese Bites

Italian seasoning

red pepper flakes

cherry tomatoes

c. balsamic vinegar

it was tasty and the balsamic glaze was its hit

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This is the easiest holiday appetizer that always wins.

Caprese Bites are the Holiday App You Can Throw Together in Minutes!

Made with fresh mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, tortellini and served with a cheesy pesto sauce, these Antipasto Skewers are one party appetizer that everyone loves.  

Antipasto Skewers

cheese tortellini (fresh

pesto (plus additional for serving if desired)

grape tomatoes (or cherry tomatoes)

spinach or basil leaves

pepperoni

Kalamative olives

Artichoke Hearts

Prepare

Prepare tortellini according to package directions and drain well.

Toss

Toss cooked tortellini with prepared pesto. 

Assemble

Skewer the tortellini onto mini cocktail skewers along with tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, and pepperoni, and any other additional ingredients your family enjoys.

Refrigerate

Refrigerate for up to 2 days until ready to serve or serve warm immediately.

Serve

Serve with additional pesto if desired. 

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These Antipasto Skweres are a simple appetizer is made with all the flavors of an antipasto platter.

Anitpasto Skewers

Looking for an easy crowd-pleaser for your next party? Look no further! With a bit of Tuscany Spice Blend, these individual caprese skewers make a beautiful presentation and a very tasty appetizer.

Easy Caprese Skewers

Tbsp. Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Tbsp. Tuscany Spice Blend

pkg moz.zarella cheese pearls

pkg cherry tomatoes

6-8 basil leaves, sliced

pkg short bamboo skew

Preparation

PLACE moz.zarella balls, pepperoni slices, and cherry tomatoes in a medium bowl.  DRIZZLE with 2 Tbsp. Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil and 2 Tbsp. Tuscany Spice Blend.  TOSS to coat.  PLACE on skewers in order: 1 basil leaf, 1 pepperoni slice, 1 cherry tomato, 1 moz.zarella ball.  SERVE on a platter creating a unique presentation!

These Caprese skewers have the components of traditional Caprese salad, but are transformed into an easy, delicious, and pretty appetizer!

garlic powder

salt

mozzarella balls (Ciliegine) (, drained and patted dry)

balsamic glaze ((see note))

(4-inch) party skewers

In a small bowl, whisk together the olive oil, Italian seasoning, cracked red pepper flakes, garlic powder, and salt. Add in the mozzarella balls and gently toss to coat. (For best flavor, let these marinate in the fridge overnight before assembly.)

Assemble the skewers in this order: thread a cherry tomato, folded basil leaf, marinated mozzarella ball, another fold basil leaf, and another cherry tomato. Place on a serving platter.

Drizzle skewers with a little balsamic glaze.

Serve and enjoy!

Caprese Skewers with Balsamic Drizzle are a quick and healthy, fresh and fabulous appetizer recipe! Easy to assemble, and perfectly poppable.

Caprese Skewers with Balsamic Drizzle

balsamic vinegar

Ciliegine mozzarella cheese

salt and pepper

toothpicks

For the balsamic drizzle: Add balsamic vinegar to a small saucepan over high heat then bring to a boil. Turn heat down to medium then simmer until vinegar is the consistency of thin maple syrup, 20 minutes. You'll know it's done when you can see the bottom of the pan for a second or two after scraping a spatula across. Pour balsamic reduction into a small bowl then set aside to cool. Alternatively you could use store bought balsamic reduction (see notes).

Thread a cheese ball onto a toothpick, followed by a basil leaf - fold in half or into quarters if large. Finish with a cherry tomato then place onto a serving platter. Repeat with remaining ingredients. Just before serving, sprinkle skewers with salt and pepper then drizzle with cooled balsamic reduction. Serve immediately.

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Caprese Skewers with Balsamic Drizzle are a quick, healthy, fresh, and fabulous appetizer recipe! Easy to assemble, and perfectly poppable.

These caprese skewers with balsamic glaze drizzle are so delicious and fun to eat! The marinated mozzarella adds great flavor, and the tomatoes and basil make this recipe to fresh-tasting.

mozzarella

Salt and pepper (to taste)

round cherry tomatoes (not the oval-shaped grape tomatoes)

Balsamic glaze for drizzling (not balsamic vinegar)

Make sure you have twelve 6-inch bamboo skewers ready.

Marinate mozzarella: In a bowl, combine the mozzarella balls with olive oil, Italian seasoning, and salt and pepper to taste. Let it sit for 15 minutes. It’s a quick marinade, but you can also marinate for up to 3 days if desired. Note: Olive oil solidifies when refrigerated, simply let it come to room temperature for 20-30 minutes.

Assemble each skewer: Start with 1 tomato, basil, 2 marinated mozzarella cheese balls, basil, and 1 tomato. Repeat until you have 12 skewers.

Arrange on a serving platter. Drizzle with balsamic glaze to taste. Serve immediately. Enjoy!

These caprese skewers are made with cherry tomatoes, basil and baby mozzarella balls with a balsamic vinegar and olive oil drizzle. They're the perfect summertime party appetizer. Your guests will love this recipe! This recipe yields about 20 little skewers.

skewers

(2 cups) cherry tomatoes (smaller tomatoes are preferable)

ciliegine (mini mozzarella balls), drained

basil

balsamic reduction vinegar

Flaky sea salt

Thread the following onto each skewer, leaving a bit of breathing room between each ingredient: one cherry tomato, one small basil leaf or half of a larger leaf (gently fold the leaf to keep it bite-sized if necessary), one ciliegine, another basil leaf (torn and folded if necessary), and one last tomato.

Arrange the skewers onto a serving platter or plate. When you’re ready to serve, drizzle them lightly with the olive oil, then the balsamic reduction, and sprinkle flaky salt lightly all over them. Caprese skewers are best served immediately, but leftovers will keep well in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.

Fantastic.  Something as classic as caprese can never be overplayed.  This time of year when tomatoes and basil are fresh and ready to be harvested in the garden, something like this is just perfect.  I don't know if I've ever put them on skewers, but it would make a great little app.

I will surely try this mix of ingredients. Peaches, cherry tomatoes and mozzarella balls?? My kinda healthy snack. Thanks for the idea, Kate! :)

Made these for a garden party and they were a huge hit! The peaches added a wonderful touch and really elevated the flavor. I made these several hours in advance and they held up nicely. Will definitely be making these for more parties.

I was looking for a good recipe for a Bunco party!!  These are great!!

These are soooo good! Perfect for my bbq tomorrow! Thank you - I love all your recipes!

These were finished off right away!  Delish.  I made the sauce and wasn't a big fan, next time I'll try honey rather than maple syrup. But I did a balsamic reduction/glaze and drizzled that over.  These apps make a beautiful presentation and the peaches were a great addition.

We served these skewers for a wedding party by making two topiaries that were placed at each end of the buffet table. The topiaries were made by putting fairly large and tall bamboo sticks stabilized in flower pots with styrofoam balls (covered in cabbage) on top then pushing the end of the skewers into the balls leaving enough of the other end of the skewer for guests to serve themselves. It was a stunning display and elicited lots of favorable comments.

Caprese Skewers - healthy and delicious caprese salad threaded on bamboo skewers with fresh cherry and grape tomatoes, Italian basil and mozzarella balls, with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

grape tomatoes

olive oil (for drizzling)

balsamic vinegar (for drizzling)

Thread 1 cherry tomato, 2 mozzarella balls, 2 basil leaves, and 1 grape tomato onto a wooden or bamboo skewer or toothpick. Repeat to make the remaining skewers.

Arrange the skewers on a platter and drizzle with olive oil, followed by balsamic vinegar. Season generously with salt and pepper and serve. The skewers may be covered and refrigerated for up to 2 hours; serve chilled or at room temperature.

Watch out! These caprese skewers are gone as fast you can make them! Did this recipe over the Labor Day weekend and it was a HUGE success. Thank you.

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