Prosciutto, Fig and Parmesan Rolls
- Total Time
- 20 minutes
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Ingredients
- 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
Preparation
- 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.
- Step 2
Serve within 2 hours, drizzling truffle or olive oil on top just before serving.
Private Notes
Cooking Notes
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.
Did this with the recommended fresh fig. Great to bring to someone's house as an appetizer. Used olive oil. Excellent. Quick and easy.
Easy pretty and tasty. I added a good balsamic drizzle on top for a little punch
Gluten free too!
can use pear instead figs, or braesola instead of proscuitto
Good recipe, and I would recommend the fresh figs too, but I found the parm to be too sharp and will probably switch out manchego next time.
Manchego is superb. A drizzle of balsamic glaze and a pinch of red pepper flakes is pretty good too.
Divine! This was brought to my house on Christmas eve, made with dried figs and the truffle oil, and since then I've made it twice to rave reviews!
Try this before you serve it. My family did not find the combination of flavors to be very appetizing. Not horrible but we all said one piece and no seconds
Make sure prosciutto is not sliced too thin. Took a few tries to get the right balance of prosciutto/parm/fig.
Really easy and really good! I didn’t have fresh or dried figs, so I added a small dollop of fig preserves instead.
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.
Second time I made this I used fig marmalade, it was a much bigger hit than with dried figs.
Presentation is everything! Please iron your shirt! I couldn’t stop looking at the wrinkles!
I think it was table linen.
She is referencing Mark Bittman's bright yellow-green shirt in the video! :)
I used dates instead of figs and instead of Parmesan, I used cheddar au porto because this is what I had and it was a pure delight.
Good also with quince paste (membrillo) instead of dried fig which I found a little dry. Fig jam is good too but it tends to weep if you make them any time in advance.
Try this before you serve it. My family did not find the combination of flavors to be very appetizing. Not horrible but we all said one piece and no seconds
Ashley, I love your comment! A project for ‘helpers’ that make things harder, rather than easier is a very good thing indeed!
Manchego is superb. A drizzle of balsamic glaze and a pinch of red pepper flakes is pretty good too.
Really easy and really good! I didn’t have fresh or dried figs, so I added a small dollop of fig preserves instead.
I've not cooked with figs. In the video, the figs used in the goat cheese recipe looked different from the figs in the parmesan, prosciutto recipe. Are they the same variety?
This one is dried. The goat cheese app uses fresh figs.
Easy pretty and tasty. I added a good balsamic drizzle on top for a little punch
can use pear instead figs, or braesola instead of proscuitto
I just made this Thursday using slices of Asian pears with a sliver of parmigiana and prosciutto. Ten people ate 30+ pieces. Big hit and very easy. Be sure to use really good prosciutto.
Great stuff! Quick, easy. My concentration is such that managing "helpers" in the kitchen is hard. This recipe is excellent if you have unwanted helpers because they can handle it while you make more complicated things. I use half figs instead of thirds.
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