A perfect fall appetizer, these Goat Cheese Stuffed Dates are filled with creamy goat cheese, wrapped in prosciutto, and drizzled with hot honey.
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Here’s everything you’ll need for this recipe:
Pitted Medjool Dates: If you can’t find the pitted ones, just slice them in half (like you would a bagel) and remove the pit.
Goat cheese: Left at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Prosciutto di Parma: Cut into strips.
Olive oil: To brush on them before cooking.
Fresh thyme: To sprinkle before and after cooking.
Hot honey: For drizzling at the end.
Dried cranberries: Optional, but I love adding some to the serving plate so guests can pop a cranberry along with the stuffed dates. It tastes AMAZING together!
Here’s how to make this easy appetizer.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Also, line a baking sheet with parchment paper and rest an oven-safe wire rack on top.
If you need to remove the pits from your dates, slice them lengthwise and remove the pit. Like this:
You can also slice the prosciutto at this time into strips.
Take a bit of the softened goat cheese and stuff it into the date. Close it shut and wipe off any excess, like this:
Take a piece of the prosciutto and gently wrap it around the date.
Now take a pastry brush and dab each date with just a bit of olive oil, and then sprinkle some fresh thyme on top.
Now bake them in the oven for 10-12 minutes, or until the prosciutto is crispy.
Drizzle each date with a bit of hot honey, then sprinkle a bit more fresh thyme on top. Add to a serving platter dotted with some dried cranberries and enjoy!
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