Prosciutto, Fig and Parmesan Rolls

Prosciutto, Fig and Parmesan Rolls
Craig Lee for The New York Times
Total Time
20 minutes
Rating
4(469)
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This quick and easy appetizer is also incredibly elegant. Just wrap a ribbon of prosciutto around a wafer of Parmesan cheese nestled against a sliver of dried fig, and drizzle with olive or truffle oil.

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Ingredients

Yield:20 rolls
  • 10very thin slices prosciutto
  • About ¼ pound Parmesan, sliced wafer thin
  • 8 to 10dried figs, stemmed and cut into about 3 strips each
  • Truffle or olive oil
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Preparation

  1. Step 1

    Cut each piece of prosciutto in half the long way; on each piece, put a slice of Parmesan and a strip of fig. Roll up the long way, pressing so meat sticks to itself. Cover with plastic wrap if not serving right away.

  2. Step 2

    Serve within 2 hours, drizzling truffle or olive oil on top just before serving.

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Second time I made this I used fig marmalade, it was a much bigger hit than with dried figs.

quick and easy appetizer. I used fresh figs and it worked out great.

Easy pretty and tasty. I added a good balsamic drizzle on top for a little punch

Delicious and easy.

Make this for a party and everyone LOVED them. Unfortunately, forgot the drizzle of olive oil but no one seemed to notice. So easy & delicious!

Make sure prosciutto is not sliced too thin. Took a few tries to get the right balance of prosciutto/parm/fig.

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