Monday, August 18, 2014

pepperoni caprese pita pockets

This recipe was actually a for a main dish
 {see link below}
but I adapted it to be an 
hors d'oeuvre



Pepperoni Caprese Pita Pockets

Ingredients
1/2 cup grape or cherry tomatoes quartered
1/2 cup  mini fresh mozzarella balls quartered
1/2 cup mini pepperoni slices
3/4 cup english cucumber cut in small pieces
2 tsp Italian or Greek dressing
12 mini pita breads cut in half
½ tsp Cavender's Greek Seasoning
Dash of salt and pepper
Basil leaves (optional)

Directions
1. Place tomatoes, cheese, pepperoni, and cucumbers in a medium-size bowl. Stir to combine.
2. Add dressing and seasoning. Stir gently.
3. Place in a small bowl for serving.
4. Cut mini pita breads in half.
5. Serve pita pockets along side the pepperoni mixture
6. Garnish with basil 



recipe adapted from: pepperoni-pizza-pockets {Family Circle Magazine}






7 comments:

  1. Looks yummy!
    I missed your last post on your anniversary. Happy Anniversary! You and I got married about the same time. Ours is September 01, 79. The pictures and styles are so very similar!!!
    Have a great week!
    xo Kris

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  2. These make adorable little hors d'oeuvres. I like the presentation in a basket too!

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  3. This looks so good! I love stuff like this. Thanks for popping by to visit me. What a surprise. Good to meet you. Hugs and blessings, Cindy

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  4. Well, I'm just as glad as can be to have gotten a chance to visit blogs today. I was looking for something just like that to take somewhere recently. I couldn't find a good appetizer version. I'm pinning this for future reference if that's OK.

    (But I'm pinning it to my private recipe board because I don't want any IRL pin followers to copy cat me at our next SS party before I get a chance to do it myself. )

    Sneaky, aren't I?

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  5. Those look delicious! My son and I are sandwich lovers. Put anything yummy inside bread and we are happy. :)

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  6. Yum. Just picked a basket of tomatoes...the last of Summer's bounty.

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