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If you’re looking for a festive appetizer for your spring gatherings, check out these adorable Easter Bunny Mozzarella Crostini.
To make them, start by frying baguette slices golden in a buttered pan. Top the crostini with spicy chili hummus, creamy fresh mozzarella bunnies, and red cheddar carrots.
These bites are the perfect savory starter for your Easter get-togethers and a delicious twist on the usual caprese.
Recipe Tip
Feel free to swap the hummus with basil pesto or guacamole, and use cheddar, feta, or goat cheese in place of the mozzarella.
Do you want to prep these ahead of time? No problem. Make the bunny cutouts and store them covered in the fridge. Prepare the crispy crostini, and once you’re ready for the final assembly, top them with hummus and the remaining ingredients. Delicious!
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Easter Bunny Mozzarella Crostini
Equipment
Ingredients
- 7 slices baguette
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons hummus, chili
- 1 fresh mozzarella, ball
- 1 slice red cheddar
- 7 sprigs fresh dill
- sea salt, to taste
- 21 sesame seeds, black
Instructions
- Slice the bread and heat a skillet on medium-high heat.
- Place the butter in the pan, and when it’s bubbly, add the baguette slices.
- Once the slices are browned on one side (should take about 2-3 minutes), turn over and brown on the other side.
- Allow to cool.
- Slice the mozzarella.
- Shape the bunny bodies using the large round cutter and the face with the medium cutter.
- Cut out the ears with the small petal cookie cutter.
- Halve the petal shape to make two ears.
- Spread chili hummus on top of the crostini.
- Arrange the cheese bunnies on the crostini.
- Use sesame seeds for the eyes and nose.
- Make the carrots with the carrot cutter and red cheddar slices (or slice these by hand).
- Add a small sprig of dill for the carrot top.
- Place the cheese carrot on top of the bunny.
- Sprinkle with sea salt and serve.
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Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
