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Gluten Free Antipasto for a Crowd!

I could eat Antipasto for breakfast, lunch and dinner! Sometimes, if it just me at home for dinner, I will make myself a little platter of all my favourite nibbles and enjoy with a glass of wine. I also love to entertain with a humungous Antipasto Platter as it certainly pleases the crowds and fills their tummies! The trick is having the perfect board and working with colour!

I could eat a Gluten Free Antipasto Board for breakfast, lunch and dinner! Sometimes, if it just me at home for dinner, I will make myself a little platter of all my favourite nibbles and enjoy with a glass of wine. I also love to entertain with a humungous Antipasto Platter as it certainly pleases the crowds and fills their tummies! The trick is having the perfect board and working with colour!

Lets create a Gluten Free Antipasto Board. Once you know how, you will be voluteering to take this to gatherings as well as serving in your own home. No cooking required. Just presentation and lots of colour!

Gluten Free Antipasto Board for a Crowd.

Ingredients

  • GLUTEN FREE BREAD : The best you can find
  • ASSORTMENT OF GLUTEN FREE CRACKERS : Different textures
  • DIPS: This will bring in the colour – beetroot, hummus, tzaiki, sweet potato dip – all store bought
  • SALAMI AND COLD MEATS : I like to offer different flavoured salami, along with proscuitto, chorzio and smoked meats.
  • OLIVES: Green and Black
  • CHEESES: Cheddar. Blue. Brie. Cambert. Swiss – YUM!
  • NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS: Figs. Cashews. Peanuts. Dried Apricots. Dried Apple
  • FRESH FRUIT: Strawberries. Blueberries. Melon. Pear
  • MARINATED VEGETABLES: Roasted Capsicum. Artichokes. Sundried Tomatoes. PIckles. Eggplant

Instructions

  1. Let’s get cooking! Its all about the platter. It is worth the investment in a good quality wooden board. I love a round board like my one in the photo.
  2. I always start with small white bowls to serve the dips. Then I slice the bread and lay it diagonally across the board.
  3. Then its time to layer and create! Start to place your cheeses on the board. My tip is to sliced them for ease of serving on a cracker. Then layer your meats and roasted vegetables.
  4. Fill the gaps with your dried and fresh fruit, along with the crackers. Dont over think! Just play! I love to add fresh greenery from the garden along with fresh flowers.

Tips And Tricks

Can I make the Gluten Free Antipasto Board in advance?

Yes. Place in the fridge ready to go! If your board does not fit in the fridge, create your masterpiece about 30 minutes before your guests arrive and leave in a cool place

Can I add gluten crackers and bread to the board?

No. This will cross contaminate the gluten free products and will also cause confusion to your guests who can only eat gluten free. An option is to serve the gluten items in a seperate bowl.

Any preferred wines to serve?

Any wine, champagne or cocktail is matched beautifully with this style of eating!

Gluten Free Antipasto Board

This is a great way to feed a crowd! Or just yourself on a smaller scale, or not!
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Prep Time 15 minutes
Serves 10

Ingredients
 

  • 1 it baguette GLUTEN FREE BREAD , or slices, just make its fresh
  • 3 packets ASSORTMENT OF GLUTEN FREE CRACKERS , assortment of textures
  • 3 tubs DIPS:, hummus, tzaiki, sweet potato dip – all store bought
  • 500 grams SALAMI AND COLD MEATS , along with proscuitto, chorzio and smoked meats.
  • 2 cups OLIVES, Green and Black
  • 4 CHEESES, Cheddar. Blue. Brie. Cambert. Swiss – YUM!
  • 3 cups NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS, Figs. Cashews. Peanuts. Dried Apricots. Dried Apple
  • 2 cup FRESH FRUIT, Strawberries. Blueberries. Melon. Pear
  • 3 cups MARINATED VEGETABLES , Roasted Capsicum. Artichokes. Sundried Tomatoes. PIckles. Eggplant

Instructions
 

  • Let’s get cooking! Its all about the platter. It is worth the investment in a good quality wooden board. I love a round board like my one in the photo.
  • I always start with small white bowls to serve the dips. Then I slice the bread and lay it diagonally across the board.
  • Then its time to layer and create! Start to place your cheeses on the board. My tip is to sliced them for ease of serving on a cracker. Then layer your meats and roasted vegetables.
  • Fill the gaps with your dried and fresh fruit, along with the crackers. Dont over think! Just play! I love to add fresh greenery from the garden along with fresh flowers.

Nutrition

Serving: 1bowl | Calories: 596kcal | Carbohydrates: 23g | Protein: 20g | Fat: 49g | Saturated Fat: 10g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 7g | Monounsaturated Fat: 25g | Trans Fat: 0.003g | Cholesterol: 40mg | Sodium: 1794mg | Potassium: 502mg | Fiber: 7g | Sugar: 6g | Vitamin A: 860IU | Vitamin C: 14mg | Calcium: 69mg | Iron: 3mg
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Course | finger food, feed a crowd
Cuisine | Italian, gluten free
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