charcuterie

These 3 Ingredient Salami Roses are Perfect for Charcuterie Boards and also make a Great Snack or Appetizer! The Easy-to-Make Flowers are Beautiful and Delicious! They’re quick to throw together and are Naturally Low Carb, Gluten Free and Keto. This recipe uses a Skewer instead of using a Wineglass. 

How To Make A Salami Rose

Step 1: Lay 4 pieces of Salami onto a flat surface. Overlap them an inch or two. Fold all 4 pieces in half together. (see video below)

Step 2: Tightly roll the folded pieces of Salami. Start from one side and roll until a rose shape is formed. Then push the skewer through the rose to hold it together.

Step 3: Add a fresh basil leaf to either side if the flower. Then add the baby bell cheese to the end of the skewer.

What is a Salami Rose?

Salami Roses are a fun way to fold salami for a snack, appetizer or charcuterie board. It adds decoration that is edible and pretty.

Ingredients

You only need 3 ingredients to make these pretty little meat flowers. Salami, Basil Leaves and some Baby Bell Cheese, That it! That makes them not only the perfect addition to any Charcuterie Board but they’re also an amazing Low Carb Appetizer that’s really quick and easy to throw together.

Common Questions About Making Salami Roses

How Many Salami Slices does it take to make a Rose? It takes 4 Slices of Salami to make a rose with a skewer.

Can I make my roses ahead of time? Yes! Just make sure you cover your charcuterie tightly with plastic wrap to prevent everything from drying out!

Are Salami Roses Keto? Yes, they are! They are very low carb with only 1 g Carb per Rose with Cheese.

Can I make Salami Roses without using a wine glass? Yes you can. In fact, I find it much easier to use a skewer to hold the flower together.

Which other lunch meat can be used to make flowers? You can use any thinly sliced round meat of your choosing. Some great meat options are: Pepperoni, Turkey, Ham, Chicken or Roast Beef. (Note: If your meat doesn’t come in a round shape, you could always use a circle cookie cutter to cut it out. You’ll want it to be round because the round shape looks like rose petals when folded up.)

WHAT IS THE KETOGENIC DIET?

The ketogenic diet (often called keto), is a very low-carb, high-fat diet that shares similarities to paleo, Whole30, and Atkins. It involves drastically reducing carbohydrate intake, and replacing it with fat. When your body switches to burning fat for its primary fuel source, that’s when you hit ketosis.

While on the Keto diet you’re supposed to get at least 70 percent of your calories from fat, 15 to 25 percent from protein, and 10 percent from carbohydrates. You’re supposed to avoid all grains, legumes, root vegetables, fruit, (except berries) and sugar.

Easily create Salami Roses to put on a charcuterie board!

This recipe for Keto Salami Roses requires minimal effort and only uses 3 easy to find ingredients, Salami, Fresh Basil Leaves and Baby Bell Cheese. The addition of Salami Roses to your charcuterie boards will make your boards look like you picked them right up from the caterers. The Salami roses are also naturally high in protein and are paleo and low carb as well as gluten free.

Looking for some more delicious Keto Recipes? You’re in luck! I have some of my readers favourite recipes to share. Their number 1 favourite are these Keto Bacon Dill Pickle Fat Bombs. Everyone loves how quick and easy they are to make. Another one of Their favourites, are these tasty Keto Jalapeño Popper Taquitos. They’re perfect for impressing party guests or for spoiling someone special.

Recipe Notes:

– If your meat doesn’t come in a round shape, you could always use a circle cookie cutter to cut it out. You’ll want it to be round because the round shape looks like rose petals when folded up.

– You don’t have to use Baby Bell Cheese. You can use any type of hard cheese. Cut the cheese into small enough pieces to fit on the skewer. You can also skip the cheese altogether if you prefer to.

– Toothpicks can be used instead of the skewers if needed. Also if your skewers are to long you can cut them shorter with a pair of scissors.

– Some other great edible leaves to use instead of the basil leaves are: spinach, kale, lettuce, spearmint, sage or bay leaves.

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Nutritional Information 

This Recipe Makes 4 Salami Roses

1 Salami Rose with Cheese =

180 Calories | 13 g Fat | 1 g Carbs | 0 g Fibre | 12 g Protein

Note: Nutritional information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.

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Other Keto Friendly/Low Carb Recipes:

If you love this Recipe for Keto Salami Roses, check out some of my other Keto Friendly Recipes Here:

• Keto Chicken Quesadilla 
• Zucchini Skins 
• Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms 
• Twisted bacon

 

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