Ham and Dill Pickle Roll-Ups
So I have seen this appetizer over the years from many sources (most recently over at Kalyn’s Kitchen), but I haven't ever made it before because I have always thought it too, well, pedestrian to bother with. I should have tried one before I made such a judgment. How could I know that a slice of deli ham, a smear of cream cheese and a dill pickle could be so addictive? They are better than potato chips! I was actually looking forward to getting home from work the next day so that I could finish off the leftovers. Keep the ingredients handy and you will have a quick, last minute appetizer to produce for company in mere minutes. Better yet, if you have a “drop in” let them handle the assembly while you pour the wine.
I have not included any measurements because none are needed, and I added some minced garlic just to add a little zip.
Ham and Dill Pickle Roll-ups (multiple sources)
- dill pickle wedges
- whipped low-fat cream cheese, room temperature
- minced garlic to taste
- fresh ground pepper to taste
- sliced Deli Ham
Directions:
- Cut the dill pickle wedges in half if they are really large and lay wedges on paper towels to drain for 10 minutes.
- In the mean time mix the garlic and the pepper into the whipped cream cheese.
- Lay a slice of ham down on your cutting board. Spread some of the cream cheese on the lower two thirds of the ham. Lay a slice of pickle on top of the cream cheese. Roll up the ham around the pickle and the cream cheese.
- Secure roll with 4 toothpicks, spaced evenly. Cut rolls between toothpicks.
- Now eat!
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6 comments:
That does look like it would be iffy - but I bet in actuality delish! Hey - did you use regular ham or smoked ham - what do you think about smoked ham as an option?
Yum - we love 'em and often put them into our cooler for a go lunch while we're driving (to Oregon in 16 weeks aka 112 days). LOL
What great looking appetizers or muchies. I like June's idea! We'll be driving to Chicago in a few weeks and I am definitely going to be placing these in a cooler for the long 16 hour drive!
I used regular deli ham but smoked would be great.
I'm a convert that is for sure. You will be back to Oregon before you know it.
Have a safe drive, and make sure you make more than you think you will need.
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