Cheesy Prune Kabobs
Cheesy Prune Kabobs are delicious to serve as an appetizer or snack. Fabulous mixture of flavors and textures.
Ingredients:
- ˝ lb. large or extra-large prunes, soaked and pitted
- 6 tbsp. dry sherry, your favorite wine or juice
- ˝ lb. Edam, mild Cheddar or your favorite ‘melting’ cheese
- 3 tbsp. oil
- Black pepper
Put prunes in a bowl, pour over the sherry, wine or juice and leave to marinate for about 3-4 hours.
Cut cheese into cubes, large enough to stuff into the centre of each pitted prune (about ˝”). Place a piece of cheese into centre of each prune and if possible, let a strand stick out so that it will be visible once melted. Thread stuffed prunes onto long metal skewers (4-6 per skewer). Brush top of prunes with oil and place on broiler pan or grill.
Place under hot broiler until cheese begins to melt - it may brown along the edges but not too much. If desired, sprinkle hot prunes with pepper and serve hot.
Note: You can substitute pitted fresh dates or even fresh figs for the prunes.
Source: Larousse ‘Best Recipes Ever’ (Hamlyn Publishing)
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