How do you make Parma ham roses?
- Slice the cured ham in half as shown.
- Roll up the slice that will form the center tightly.
- Stand up the center roll, and roll another piece around the base tightly.
- Roll the other slices around this, making sure they are well balanced.
- Put on a plate, and spread out the petals.
You can use a champagne glue. You can use pint glasses and make all different sizes of flowers.
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The Half-Fold (& Ribbon)
Ribbons are great for longer slices of meat, like prosciutto. To make a ribbon, fold the prosciutto directly in half lengthwise, then gently layer it back and forth on the board with the fat side facing up.
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Can you make meat roses ahead of time? Meat roses (salami roses) look better when freshly prepared, but can also be prepared a day ahead of time. If you decide to make them ahead of time, they should be covered with plastic wrap or foil or stored in a sealed container and refrigerated until you are ready to serve them.
It takes 4 Slices of Salami to make a rose with a skewer. Can I make my roses ahead of time? Yes! Just make sure you cover your charcuterie tightly with plastic wrap to prevent everything from drying out!
- Thinly slice blocks of cheddar, fontina, gouda, havarti and mozzarella to 1/8-inch thickness. View post for how to make cheese flowers.
- Roll cheeses, charcuterie and radishes into flowers. Thread fresh mozzarella pearls and miniature peppers on toothpicks.
- Place two to three flowers in each cone.
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How do you make a rose out of pepperoni slices?
Fold three slices of pepperoni in half, and place the center of each slice over the rim of a glass. They should slightly overlap each other. Keep layering folded slices, overlapping each time as you go.
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Prosciutto Fans
Starting at one side, carefully fold approximately 1/2 inch of prosciutto on top of the long piece. Fold in the opposite way on the other side. (The same way you used to fold a piece of paper into a fan in elementary school). Continue until all of the prosciutto is folded.
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- Start with sliced salami.
- Use a glass with a small opening, like a goblet or champagne flute.
- Layer the salami around the lip of the glass folding it over the edge.
- Flip glass upside down to display salami rose.
- Arrange petals as needed.
To assemble your bouquet, gently thread your desired foods onto skewers and layer within your vase. Cut cheese into cubes or slices. Stack olives, cornichons and any pickled vegetables together. Fold pepperoni, salami and other meats and layer onto skewers.
For a classic antipasto, arrange three to four slices of Parma Ham on a plate, accompanied simply by Italian cheeses and bread. Drape Parma Ham slices around fresh figs or melon slices.
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Can the platter be made ahead of time? Yes, it can! You can make a charcuterie and cheese platter a few hours ahead of time just wrap it in plastic wrap and store in the fridge and take it out 30-40 minutes before you're ready to serve it. Leave the crackers until the last minute.
How do you fold a ham platter?
Fold ham slices by laying flat one slice of ham on a plate. Fold the bottom part of the ham before the center then fold left and right sides to the center. Secure with toothpicks and do the same for the rest of the ham slices. In a serving platter, arrange cubed hams, folded sliced hams, cubed cheese and cheese wedges.
What cheese goes with Prosciutto? Aged parmesan and prosciutto pair perfectly. Try it with cantaloupe or fresh figs, and maybe a glass or two of Prosecco.
Best meats to use
For the best cured meats to add to your board, try Genoa salami, Prosciutto, Soppressata, Nola salami, Peppered salami, and Spanish-style chorizo. The meats should complement the flavors of the other ingredients on your cheese platter.
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After drying (about six months, depending on the size), rendered pork fat (sunga) is spread over the exposed meat of the ham that's not already covered in fat. The ham is then re-hung to age and mature for around a year (exact aging time depends on the size of the ham). After that, the prosciutto is ready for eating.
