Rosemary Antipasto Wreath

This is so easy to make.

For the wreath, you need:

  • about 32 twelve-cm end-sprigs fresh rosemary
  • a long length of bendy vine, stripped of leaves or wire coat hanger bent into a circle and covered with green florist tape.
  • green florists’ wire
  • pliers
  1. First bend the vine into a circle, using your biggest, most beautiful platter as a size guide.
  2. Twist the vine ends around the circle, and secure with florists wire.
  3. Coax the circle into a neat shape if it looks a little wonky.
  4. Now, starting at the top, wire the rosemary sprigs onto the circle, their tips pointing slightly outwards, and overlapping one another by about two-thirds of their length.
  5. Put your wreath on its platter.

Now comes the fun  – add your favorite antipasto ingredients:

  • salami, prosciutto and other meat
  • cubed cheese – cheddar, jack, mozzarella etc
  • marinated artichokes
  • pickled peppers
  • green olives
  •  Kalamata olives
  • Cherry tomatoes

Arrange around the circle.
Fill the center with crostini, bread sticks, sliced baguette

Bonus: If you’re entertaining two days in a row, you can rinse off the wreath and refill it.

Taste of Australia VPWL December 2014

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