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DIRECTIONS
Lightly toast the bread and cut into one-inch squares (about 4 squares per slice). Spread a 1/4 teaspoon of mayonnaise in the middle of each piece. Fold the romaine leaves in half lengthwise. Cut romaine into one-inch squares along the spine, so that each square includes the spine of the leaf on one edge. Prepare 24 one-inch lettuce squares.
Cook the bacon until tender but not crisp. Cut each cooked slice into 3 one-inch squares, to end up with 24 squares of bacon.
To assemble:
On each decorative bamboo toothpick, skewer one red grape, one square of bacon, a fold of lettuce and a square of toast. Place skewers on serving plate or platter and serve.
Ingredients
6 slices artisan white bread, ¼-inch thick, crusts removed
2 Tablespoon mayonnaise
6 each inner romaine leaves, rinsed and dried
8 slices applewood-smoked bacon
24 each red seedless California grapes, rinsed and dried
24 each decorative bamboo skewers
DIRECTIONS
Lightly toast the bread and cut into one-inch squares (about 4 squares per slice). Spread a 1/4 teaspoon of mayonnaise in the middle of each piece. Fold the romaine leaves in half lengthwise. Cut romaine into one-inch squares along the spine, so that each square includes the spine of the leaf on one edge. Prepare 24 one-inch lettuce squares.
Cook the bacon until tender but not crisp. Cut each cooked slice into 3 one-inch squares, to end up with 24 squares of bacon.
To assemble:
On each decorative bamboo toothpick, skewer one red grape, one square of bacon, a fold of lettuce and a square of toast. Place skewers on serving plate or platter and serve.
Notes
This is a Dairy-free recipe
Servings
24 canapés
Nutritional Information
Calories 66; Protein 1 g; Carbohydrate 3 g; Fat 5.4 g (75% Calories from Fat); Cholesterol 6 mg; Sodium 86 mg; Fiber .22 g.
ABOUT California TABLE GRAPES
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