Prosciutto Rose Bouquet Board

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This elegant gourmet arrangement features delicately rolled prosciutto roses paired alongside fresh mozzarella, aged Parmigiano, and creamy goat cheese. Accompanied by an assortment of vibrant fruits, marinated olives, and toasted nuts, the bouquet offers a colorful, shareable starter ideal for any gathering. Drizzled with honey or fig preserves and garnished with basil and optional edible flowers, each bite delivers balanced flavors and textures, ready to enjoy in under 30 minutes.

Updated on Wed, 10 Dec 2025 16:08:00 GMT
Prosciutto rose bouquet board: A feast for the eyes, this platter features elegant prosciutto roses atop assorted cheeses. Save
Prosciutto rose bouquet board: A feast for the eyes, this platter features elegant prosciutto roses atop assorted cheeses. | bitegrill.com

A stunning gourmet appetizer featuring delicate prosciutto roses, artisan cheeses, and vibrant accompaniments, artfully arranged for an elegant and shareable starter.

This board always wows guests at our gatherings and makes for a perfect easy-to-assemble starter.

Ingredients

  • Charcuterie: 180 g thinly sliced prosciutto, 100 g sliced soppressata or salami
  • Cheese: 120 g fresh mozzarella balls (bocconcini), 120 g wedge of aged Parmigiano-Reggiano broken into chunks, 100 g creamy goat cheese formed into quenelles or small scoops
  • Fruits & Vegetables: 1 cup seedless red grapes, 1 cup fresh strawberries halved, 1/2 cup dried apricots, 1/2 cup mixed olives (green and black) pitted, 1/2 cup marinated artichoke hearts halved
  • Accompaniments: 1/3 cup honey or fig preserves, 1/2 cup toasted walnuts or Marcona almonds, 100 g gluten-free crackers or crostini, fresh basil leaves for garnish, edible flowers (optional) for decoration

Instructions

Create prosciutto roses:
Roll 2–3 slices of prosciutto into loose spirals then gently fan the edges to resemble rose petals Repeat to form 6–8 roses
Arrange prosciutto roses:
Place the prosciutto roses in a bouquet cluster on a large board or platter
Place cheeses:
Artfully place the cheeses beside the roses using spoons to form goat cheese quenelles if desired
Add salami slices:
Fold or roll salami slices for visual interest
Fill in spaces:
Fill in spaces with grapes, strawberries, dried apricots, olives, and artichoke hearts distributing colors evenly
Preserves bowl:
Spoon honey or fig preserves into a small bowl and place on the board
Add nuts and crackers:
Scatter toasted nuts and lay out crackers or crostini
Garnish bouquet:
Garnish with fresh basil leaves and edible flowers for a lush floral effect
Serve:
Serve immediately allowing guests to assemble bites as desired
This beautiful prosciutto rose bouquet board offers a tempting array of fresh fruit, nuts, and delicious meats. Save
This beautiful prosciutto rose bouquet board offers a tempting array of fresh fruit, nuts, and delicious meats. | bitegrill.com

Our family loves gathering around this board, sharing stories and savoring each bite together.

Required Tools

Large serving board or platter, cheese knives, small bowls for spreads, spoons for cheese and preserves, small tongs optionally for serving

Allergen Information

Contains milk (cheese), tree nuts (walnuts/Marcona almonds). Prosciutto and some cheeses may contain traces of gluten or other allergens; check labels if needed. Gluten-free crackers recommended for gluten intolerance.

Nutritional Information

Per serving: Calories 320, Total Fat 18 g, Carbohydrates 19 g, Protein 18 g

Delectable and artfully arranged, a prosciutto rose bouquet board provides a gourmet, shareable appetizer ready to serve. Save
Delectable and artfully arranged, a prosciutto rose bouquet board provides a gourmet, shareable appetizer ready to serve. | bitegrill.com

This prosciutto rose bouquet board is perfect for sophisticated entertaining and easy to customize for all tastes.

Recipe FAQ

How do you create the prosciutto roses?

Roll 2–3 thin slices of prosciutto into loose spirals, then fan the edges gently to resemble rose petals, forming 6–8 roses.

What cheeses complement the prosciutto roses?

Fresh mozzarella balls, aged Parmigiano-Reggiano chunks, and creamy goat cheese quenelles pair beautifully for a balanced flavor profile.

Can the fruit selection be varied?

Yes, fruits like fresh figs, pears, or cherries can substitute depending on seasonality and personal preference.

Are there any recommended accompaniments?

Honey or fig preserves, toasted walnuts or Marcona almonds, gluten-free crackers, fresh basil leaves, and edible flowers enhance both taste and presentation.

What serving tools are best for assembling this board?

A large serving platter, cheese knives, small bowls for preserves, spoons, and optional small tongs are ideal for an effortless setup.

Prosciutto Rose Bouquet Board

An elegant display of prosciutto roses, cheeses, fruits, and nuts artfully arranged on a serving board.

Prep duration
25 min
0
Complete duration
25 min
Created by Ethan Walker


Skill Level Medium

Heritage Italian-Inspired

Output 6 Portions

Dietary considerations No Gluten

Components

Charcuterie

01 6.35 oz thinly sliced prosciutto
02 3.53 oz sliced soppressata or salami

Cheese

01 4.23 oz fresh mozzarella balls (bocconcini)
02 4.23 oz aged Parmigiano-Reggiano, broken into chunks
03 3.53 oz creamy goat cheese, formed into quenelles or small scoops

Fruits & Vegetables

01 1 cup seedless red grapes
02 1 cup fresh strawberries, halved
03 0.5 cup dried apricots
04 0.5 cup mixed olives (green and black), pitted
05 0.5 cup marinated artichoke hearts, halved

Accompaniments

01 0.33 cup honey or fig preserves
02 0.5 cup toasted walnuts or Marcona almonds
03 3.53 oz gluten-free crackers or crostini
04 Fresh basil leaves, for garnish
05 Edible flowers (optional), for decoration

Method

Phase 01

Form Prosciutto Roses: Roll 2 to 3 slices of prosciutto into loose spirals, fanning the edges gently to resemble rose petals; repeat to create 6 to 8 roses.

Phase 02

Arrange Prosciutto Bouquet: Place the prosciutto roses together in a clustered bouquet on a large serving board or platter.

Phase 03

Position Cheeses: Arrange the fresh mozzarella, Parmigiano-Reggiano chunks, and goat cheese quenelles artistically beside the prosciutto roses.

Phase 04

Add Salami: Fold or roll the soppressata or salami slices and arrange them near the cheeses for visual interest.

Phase 05

Incorporate Fruits and Vegetables: Distribute grapes, strawberries, dried apricots, olives, and artichoke hearts evenly, filling the spaces and balancing colors.

Phase 06

Place Honey or Preserves: Spoon honey or fig preserves into a small bowl and position it on the board.

Phase 07

Scatter Nuts and Crackers: Sprinkle toasted walnuts or Marcona almonds over the board and lay out gluten-free crackers or crostini nearby.

Phase 08

Garnish: Decorate the arrangement with fresh basil leaves and optional edible flowers for an elegant, lush presentation.

Phase 09

Serve: Present immediately, inviting guests to create their own bites from the selection.

Tools needed

  • Large serving board or platter
  • Cheese knives
  • Small bowls for spreads
  • Spoons for cheese and preserves
  • Small tongs (optional)

Allergy details

Review each ingredient for potential allergens and consult with healthcare providers if you're uncertain about sensitivities.
  • Contains milk (cheese) and tree nuts (walnuts or Marcona almonds).
  • May contain traces of gluten or other allergens in prosciutto and some cheeses; verify product labels.

Nutritional information (each portion)

These values are provided as estimates only and shouldn't replace professional medical guidance.
  • Energy: 320
  • Fats: 18 g
  • Carbohydrates: 19 g
  • Proteins: 18 g