Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe

Name: Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 30 min
Ingredients: A creamy blue cheese or Cambazola is best for this recipe; crackers or crostini; 15-20 grapes; honey; sea salt; 1 tablespoon olive oil; salt and black pepper

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A simple crostini recipe with rich, savory flavor. Roasting the grapes simply with olive oil, salt and pepper and serving them with a smear of cheese on a crunchy cracker or crostini, makes for an easy appetizer. Topping it off with a drizzle of honey adds the perfect touch of sweetness to this savory bite.

Next time try the Pepper Jelly Recipe over a block of cream cheese.

Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe - Easy appetizer that is a showstopper! #EasyAppetizer #BowlMeOver — Roasted Grape Crostini - Easy appetizer that is a showstopper!

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Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe

Why you'll love this recipe

✔️ It's super easy - love that!

✔️ Incredibly delicious. It will definitely give your party the WOW factor when you serve them

✔️ And the best thing? (Other than how amazingly delicious it tastes of course)....is that it's nearly effortless!

Ingredients

For the exact measurements, please refer to the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post.

creamy blue cheese or Cambazola or if you'd prefer honey goat cheese, mmm!!
crackers, crostini or baguette slices
red grapes or green grapes - just be sure to use seedless
honey
sea salt
olive oil
salt and pepper

Instructions

Crostini recipe with roasted grapes. There's a wedge of cheese on a silver tray and thick sweet honey drizzled onto the platter. In the background is a cast iron skillet with roasted grapes. — A wedge of cambozola cheese is perfect with the grapes. If you can't find cambozola, use a rich creamy blue cheese.

This is an overview of the instructions. For the complete directions just scroll down to the bottom!

Preheat oven to 450 degrees
Remove the cheese from the fridge and allow to come to room temperature.
Remove the stems from the grapes, wash well. Place the grapes in a heavy skillet (cast iron works great here), or a rimmed baking sheet.
Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and black pepper. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until the grapes are caramelized.
Assemble the crunchy crostini with a smear of cheese, top with warm grapes, drizzle of honey and pinch of sea salt.

Equipment

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A couple of items you might find helpful if you make this super yummy appetizer!

Honey Drizzle Stick (love these!)
Small Cast Iron Skillet

FAQ's

What do roasted grapes taste like?

Roasting grapes intensifies their flavor - they caramelize well because of their high sugar content and it enhances their flavor.

Can you air fry grapes?

Absolutely! Air fry the grapes at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes. They are done when the skin begins to darken and split.

What is the difference between a crostini and bruschetta?

Crostini is most similar to a crouton, thinly sliced and very crunchy. Bruschetta can be compared to garlic bread, thicker sliced with a crunchy toasted exterior and often rubbed with garlic for flavor.

What temperature do you cook crostini at?

Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, roasting the bread quickly to get it super crispy.

How do you make crostini?

Thinly slice bread. Brush lightly with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Toast until brown and crunchy, flip and do the same for side two.

A closeup picture of crostini topped with cheese, roasted grapes and a drizzle of honey. Each crostini recipe is topped with a pinch of salt. — This easy appetizer is a real crowd pleaser and perfect for any gathering!

Variations and Tips

The natural sweetness of the grapes caramelizes so nicely!

Substitute olive oil for the honey if you'd prefer less sweetness.

Looking for more recipes for fabulous finger food? Here are a few of my favorites from the blog -

The easiest and BEST stuffed mushrooms - golden brown and savory these baked stuffed mushrooms are a savory bite!
Homemade pot stickers - another savory bite with just a hint of sweet from the hoisin and heat from chili sauce with crunch from the water chestnuts, mmmm!
Three ingredient baked brie - trust me on this one, you're gonna want to stand there with a spoon and enjoy this sweet cheesy bite!

Serving suggestions

What made these appetizers even easier is I took a shortcut and served them on my favorite crackers - easy and delicious! Look for thinly sliced crunchy baked crackers - delish!

Top them with chopped nuts for an even more decadent treat or fresh raspberries.
Great with a glass of wine, these little appetizers are rich and delicious.
These are perfect for parties, date night or Mother's Day Brunch! They are simple to make with so little effort and such a big wow flavor factor!

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Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe

This elegant appetizer is perfect for your next party, it's easy to make and delicious!

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Prep Time10

Cook Time20

Total Time30

Course: Appetizer

Cuisine: American

Servings: -20

Calories: 79kcal

Author: Deb Clark

Ingredients

Instructions

Preheat oven to 450 degrees
Remove the cheese from the fridge and allow to come to room temperature.
Remove the stems from the grapes, wash well. Pat dry with paper towel.
Place the grapes in a heavy skillet in a single layer. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with salt & pepper. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until the grapes are caramelized.
Assemble the crostini with a smear of cheese, top with a warm roasted grapes, drizzle of honey and pinch of sea salt.

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When I lived in Sacramento one of my best friends was (still is!) Nicole. At the time she worked raising money for a school that helps deaf children. Long story short after volunteering at the school my brother and I decided we wanted to put together a fund raiser for them - a wine tasting event.

There were some that said "we couldn't sell 10 tickets, let alone 50" which we proved wrong. But the night of the event was so rainy and awful, we began to doubt ourselves - who would want to come out in this weather? Pretty soon the first car pulled up and then another...and then another!

We sold out the event and raised nearly $10,000 dollars for the school!!

A picture of Deb and her friend Nicole with her service dog Shadow at the Houston Space Center in Texas. — Nicole, Shadow (Nicole's service dog) and I at the Houston Space Center in Texas.

What does this have to do with Roasted Grape Crostini? Well this was actually one of the appetizers we served at our wine tasting event.

Roasted Grape Crostini Recipe

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