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Expand1 teaspoon Feta (I used Bulgarian sheep feta, but any feta will work) Ask a question about this ingredient
1 pitted Moroccan olive Ask a question about this ingredient
1 leaf fresh mint Ask a question about this ingredient
1 very thin slice Prosciutto de Parma Ask a question about this ingredient
1-2 sections blood orange (pithy outer white stuff and membranes removed) Ask a question about this ingredient
1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon olive oil Ask a question about this ingredient
extra blood orange sections and mint leaves for garnish. Ask a question about this ingredient
Lay one slice of Prosciutto out flat. Place blood orange, feta, mint and olive in center of Prosciutto. Roll up tightly.
Ask a question about this stepHeat small or medium saucepan over medium high heat (depending on how many you are making). Reduce heat to medium-low and add olive oil (one teaspoon for small pan; 1 tablespoon for large) and add Wraps. Cook slowly turning every so often and adjusting heat to between medium-low and medium. Until completely browned and auburn/caramel in color. About 5-7 minutes. You want to cook and brown slowly so the cheese will melt.
Ask a question about this stepRemove to serving plate and garnish with blood orange sections and mint. The orange and mint are a nice after-taste to the salty/sweet of the Wrap. Enjoy!
Ask a question about this stepI looked for your recipe for feta and almond stuffed dates wrapped in bacon -- but didn't find it on your link. It sounds delicious! Did you post it yet? (I experimented first with prunes stuffed with blood orange, mint and feta and wrapped in bacon, but they did not turn out they way I had in mind...(= )
Anita is a vegan pastry chef & founder of Electric Blue Baking Co. in Brooklyn.
These would go nicely along with my feta and almond stuffed dated wrapped in bacon! I love the salty sweet combination. Toasty, melty, salty, and sweet...what a great flavor profile! These will be served very soon!