How to Make a Simple Mediterranean Appetizer Platter?

How to Make a Simple Mediterranean Appetizer Platter?

Would you like to enjoy the delicious flavors of the Mediterranean without spending hours in the kitchen? This easy Mediterranean appetizer platter uses ready-made European products from our store. It is quick to prepare, perfect for sharing, and full of healthy ingredients.

What You Will Need (Available in Our Store)

  • Kontos Dolmas Stuffed Grape Leaves
    These grape leaves are filled with seasoned rice. You can serve them cold or at room temperature.

  • San Giuliano Polyphenol Rich Extra Virgin Olive Oil
    This high-quality olive oil is full of flavor and a healthy source of good fats.

  • Roland Melba Sauce or Saveurs Raspberry Melba Sauce
    These sweet and tangy sauces are excellent with cheese or bread.

  • Clear Mirror Glaze (optional)
    For a beautiful presentation, you can brush this glaze on fruit or cheese cubes.

  • Extras from your kitchen
    Add fresh vegetables (like cucumbers and cherry tomatoes), bread or crackers, and olives if you have them.

How to Prepare Your Appetizer Platter

  1. Start with a clean platter or wooden board.
    Place small bowls for the Dolmas and Sauces.

  2. Arrange the food nicely.
    Add the Dolmas, fresh vegetables, bread, and any cheeses you like.

  3. Drizzle olive oil.
    Lightly pour the olive oil over the vegetables or bread for extra flavor.

  4. Add the glaze.
    (Optional) Brush the mirror glaze on fruit slices or cheese to make your platter look special.

  5. Serve and enjoy.
    This platter is great for guests or as a light meal for yourself.

Why You Should Try It?

This Mediterranean platter is healthy, beautiful, and easy to make. It is full of natural ingredients, healthy olive oil, and classic European flavors. You do not need to cook anything. Just open, arrange, and serve.

 

You Wanna Try it?

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