Prosciutto & Mozzarella Skewers
The Essentials
- 8 slices Premium Prosciutto
- 8 mini Buffalo Mozzarella
- 4 slices Brioche or White Bread
- 1 Garlic clove, peeled
- 8 tbsp Lemon Olive Oil
- 1 tbsp Cherry Balsamic
- Toasted Pine Nuts
The Art of the Assembly
Toast bread until golden. Rub with garlic and drizzle with lemon oil while warm. Cut into neat cubes.
On each pick, thread a crouton, a mozzarella ball, another crouton, and a final mozzarella ball.
Add a rosette of folded prosciutto. Drizzle with remaining oil and a whisper of cherry vinegar.
Season with black pepper and scatter toasted pine nuts. Serve with confit cherry tomatoes.
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Imagine the golden hour in a hidden courtyard in the Luberon, where the air smells of wild herbs and the light turns a hazy, honeyed amber. On a marble bistro table, a simple yet exquisite platter appears.
These Prosciutto and Buffalo Mozzarella Skewers are the ultimate expression of the “Quiet Luxury” kitchen, taking a few raw, exceptional ingredients and assembling them with a designer’s eye for texture and balance.
The brilliance of this amuse-bouche lies in the interplay between the crisp, garlic-perfumed brioche and the lactic, creamy richness of the Buffalo Mozzarella.
It is a modern classic that feels intentionally light and impeccably fresh, perfect for those who prioritize quality over complexity.
To achieve the true “Insider” aesthetic, ensure your Buffalo Mozzarella is served at room temperature, never straight from the fridge. This allows the creamy heart of the cheese to soften, creating a beautiful contrast against the crisp crouton. If you cannot find cherry vinegar, a high-quality white balsamic aged with fruit is an excellent substitute to maintain that “Old Money” balance of sweet and tart.
When you are entertaining, do you prefer your appetizers to be individual bites like these skewers, or do you love a large, family-style board for everyone to share?
