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Score Big With This Super Bowl Party Recipe

  • Feb 1, 2016
  • 1 min read


Devils on Horseback Score big with your guests this Sunday with this easy recipe from Martilla’s Kitchen Company. #WAWine Posted by Frichette Winery on Monday, February 1, 2016

Devils On Horseback Recipe

We’re teamed up with Chef Kristin Johnson to help you score big points with your friends with a tasty appetizer that doesn’t take long to make so you can enjoy the game and your friends.

Ingredients:

  1. 4-6 oz thinly sliced prosciutto or bacon

  2. 1 cup of dried dates or figs or apricots or cherries

  3. ½ – ¾ cup of fillings: blue cheese, brie, almonds, hazelnuts (try other nuts and cheeses for fun flavor combos!)

  4. toothpicks

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees.

  2. Slice prosciutto in 1-1 ½ inch strips (typically cut lengthwise in half). Then slice dried fruit lengthwise in half, leaving one side in tact (creating a “bun”).

  3. Stuff each piece of fruit with a piece of cheese and nut, then wrap with one strip of prosciutto, secure with a toothpick, repeat with remaining ingredients.

  4. Place on an oven safe dish and bake for approximately 10 minutes, until prosciutto is crisp and tucked tightly around the fruit. Serve warm!

Tip: You can make these ahead of time, and refrigerate until you’re ready to cook them.

Pairs with: Cabernet Sauvignon

Contact Kristin Johnson to cater your next event: martillaskitchen.com  |  Connect with Martillas Kitchen on Facebook

2 Comments


Funkin Friday
Funkin Friday
Mar 31

This recipe is a fun and flavorful idea for game day, but the real challenge is that it leans heavily on rich ingredients like bacon, cheese, and dried fruits, which might not suit everyone’s dietary preferences or health goals. The concept is creative and easy to execute—almost like a Friday Night Funkin twist on classic party appetizers that keeps things exciting while watching the big game.

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Yoplay IO
Yoplay IO
Mar 28

In a way, it reminds me of how platforms like Cool Games Free focus on quick, accessible enjoyment—low effort to start, but highly satisfying in the moment.

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