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Thursday, July 3, 2008

Salami Cones


Well, it's been an unforgivably long time since I've written a post, but rather than going into a whole list of excuses (most of them would be made up anyway), I'm just going to give you all a nice new recipe.

I've gotten a lot of e-mails over the past few months, hundreds probably, and to answer the most common question I've been asked.... YES, I am STILL hungry!!

This is a nice little appetizer recipe that I've made tons of times. It's a little finicky to put together, but well worth the effort for all the compliments you will receive.

Salami Cones

1 4oz package of cream cheese
1 cup finely shredded Monterrey Jack cheese
1-3 tbsp milk
3 tbsp very finely chopped red pepper
1 package (at least 12 slices) hard salami, thinly sliced
baby dill pickles

1. Mix softened cream cheese with Monterrey Jack and red pepper.

2. Mix in milk. Add one tablespoon at a time until mixture reaches the consistency of cake icing.

3. Spoon into pastry bag fitted with large nozzle (this is why you have to chop the red pepper very fine, or they will clog the opening).

4. Cut each salami slice into 2. Roll each half into a cone and fill with cream cheese mixture. Secure with toothpick and a chunk of baby dill.



23 comments:

Peter M said...

WHOA! This is a pleasant surprise...welcome back (I hope), Janet!

Candice said...

Welcome back! I hope you'll stay a while! ;) Hope you had a great Canada Day.

Anonymous said...

I am so happy, I love your recipes, I am glad janet is still hungry, I have been checking for new posts every so often and was surprised and happy to see a new one today. Yippee!

Katie B. said...

Happy to see you!! You've been missed! Your salami cones look tasty!!!

Jenny said...

Oh my she's alive!
I was thinking of you the other day and planning to email you, so I am glad to see you anticipated me.
Welcome back!

Anonymous said...

welcome back!

Madeline said...

I actually just started reading your blog for the first time the other day and was a little sad to see you had stopped posting in December. But then, viola! here you are! I made your Banana Raspberry muffins a few days ago and they are grand.

Cynthia said...

Well it's about time you surfaced young lady!!! I have so been wondering about you. I missed you, alot!

So good to have you back and what a comeback this is!

Harry & Eddie said...

Where in the "h" have you been? I've been checking for months, hoping all was okay. And here you are again. Yeah! I thought I'd come across a lazier blogger than myself, but I'm glad you're back.

Bellini Valli said...

Nice to have you back Janey. You have been missed:D

KimL said...

Janet, it's great to see you back. Believe me, I know life gets in the way of the best intentions sometimes. Hope all is well. Take care,
Kim

Joanna said...

drooling!

Amy said...

Wow! I am so happy you are back! Yay!

Deborah said...

I'm so glad you are back!! I've been wondering about you!

What a great recipe - they sound delicious!

Chef Tom said...

Welcome back! Nice new recipe and I look forward to more from you! :-) Hope you been well.

LisaBinDaCity said...

Janet, you're back!!! I have really missed you :-)

And as usual, your recipes and pics are mouthwatering.

Hugs, dear!

Jaya said...

Hey Janet! Funniest thing was that the other day I walked by the Lebanese bakery in the Glebe, smelled this beautiful aroma and lamented the absence of your funny/yummy posts.
:)

Jo. said...

What a brilliant serving idea. I like it a lot and I will definitely try it out during next dinner with friends.

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redforever said...

Nice to see you back.

Meghan said...

Welcome back Janet! So glad you're here!!

I love Salami... oh my!

Indigo said...

Wow, I haven't checked this for ages but I'm glad you're still around! (I have horribly morbid tendancies and if someone vanishes off the internet I start to worry they've been hit by a bus or something and we'll never know). Nice to have you back!

Sophie said...

This is such a fun recipe. They actually look like mini ice cream cones. So tasty! I'm holding on to this recipe. I'd love to feature it on our blog and digital recipe reader. Please email sophiekiblogger@gmail.com if you're interested. Thanks :)