Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers

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Make these festive Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers in just 10 minutes! Whole-wheat tortillas, salami, cheddar, and cream cheese for easy appetizers.

Make these festive Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers in just 10 minutes! Whole-wheat tortillas, salami, cheddar, and cream cheese for easy appetizers.

Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers

Holiday gatherings are remembered for their warm conversations, joyful moments, and delicious appetizers. In anticipation of the winter festivities, these Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers make the perfect quick and festive bite. Made with soft whole-wheat tortillas spread with creamy Philadelphia style cheese, layered with salami and cheddar, these pinwheels are full of rich, savory flavor and a delicate texture. Add juicy tomatoes for freshness and color, then slice and skewer for a beautiful presentation. Get more ideas for, Simple Snacks and Appetizers Recipes.

FAQ’s and Tips

What’s the difference between a pinwheel and a wrap?

The difference between a wrap and a pinwheel is that you slice the wrap into thin strips. Spread a mix of cream cheese, on the strips, and cut or slice cheese or deli cold meats or salami in half and add them together on the top of the strip. Roll them up tightly and pin with a skewer and decorate according to occasions. A wrap can have the same sandwich ingredients included or spread on. Wrapped lightly for a light meal. Pinwheels are a snack or appetizer for gatherings, festive events.

How to keep tortilla pinwheels from getting soggy?

To keep your pinwheels from getting soggy, you would spread your cream cheese mixture, on the cut strip. This will prevent any soggy ingredients you place on, making the pinwheels soggy. Even lettuce will help. Such a versatile way to make snacks for any occasion.

Can you make tortilla pinwheels ahead of time?

Yes, absolutely make them ahead of time. They will come out better. Up to an hour or a few hours before, will be fine. Depending what you add on them, you could store them in a cool fridge, wrapped up or in a sealed container. Decorate or add any additions on just before serving.

What is the best spread for pinwheels?

A spread mix that will be tastier to base your strips of tortilla wraps with, can be a mix of cream cheese, ranch dressing and small cut green onions. Then add your fillings.

Ingredients for Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers

  1. whole-wheat tortillas
  2. salami slices
  3. cheddar for appetizers and snowflakes
  4. Philadelphia style cream cheese
  5. parsley leaves
  6. cherry tomato

How To make Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers

  • Place the tortilla on the board and trim off the edges (you won’t need them). Cut into 3.5 cm-wide strips. You’ll have three strips. Cut the second tortilla in the same way.
  • Halve the salami. Form 12 salami-sized semicircles from the cheddar slices. Use a cookie cutter to form snowflakes from the remaining cheese.
  • Generously spread the tortilla strips with cream cheese. Layer them with salami and cheddar. Roll the strips into rolls.
Place the tortilla on the board and trim off the edges (you won't need them). Cut into 3.5 cm-wide strips. You'll have three strips. Cut the second tortilla in the same way.
Halve the salami. Form 12 salami-sized semicircles from the cheddar slices. Use a cookie cutter to form snowflakes from the remaining cheese.
Generously spread the tortilla strips with cream cheese. Layer them with salami and cheddar. Roll the strips into rolls.
  • Cut the tomatoes in half. Assemble the skewer. Thread the tomato half, then the roll, and then the tomato again. Garnish with parsley leaves. Arrange the appetizer on a board and serve.
Cut the tomatoes in half. Assemble the skewer. Thread the tomato half, then the roll, and then the tomato again. Garnish with parsley leaves. Arrange the appetizer on a board and serve.
  • This treat can be used as part of an appetizer display in a glass or on a large charcuterie board.
This treat can be used as part of an appetizer display in a glass or on a large charcuterie board.
  • You can also spread a balsamic glaze over the appetizer for added flavor.
You can also spread a balsamic glaze over the appetizer for added flavor.
  • This easy 10 minute appetizer is ideal for any celebration, from cozy family dinners to buffet tables or cheerful holiday parties. You can mix and match ingredients by using pepperoni, ham, or prosciutto instead of salami, and any soft cheese you love. For an extra festive touch, arrange the skewers on a decorative board with cheese snowflakes, rosemary sprigs, or thyme.
  • Served with champagne, white wine, or warm mulled wine, these Christmas pinwheel skewers will bring a merry sparkle to your table and delight every guest.
  • This treat can be used as part of an appetizer display in a glass or on a large charcuterie board.

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Make these festive Holiday Pinwheel Snack Skewers in just 10 minutes! Whole-wheat tortillas, salami, cheddar, and cream cheese for easy appetizers.

  • Author: FillMyRecipeBook
  • Prep Time: 8-10 min
  • Total Time: 10 min
  • Yield: 810 skewers 1x
  • Category: Snacks and Appetizers
  • Method: no cook no bake

Ingredients

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  1. 2 whole-wheat tortillas
  2. 2 ounces’ salami slices
  3. 1 1/2 ounces’ cheddar for appetizers and snowflakes
  4. 56 tablespoons Philadelphia-style cream cheese
  5. Cherry or grape tomatoes.
  6. 6 parsley leaves

Instructions

  1. Place the tortilla on the board and trim off the edges (you won’t need them). Cut into 3.5 cm-wide strips. You’ll have three strips. Cut the second tortilla in the same way.
  2. Halve the salami. Form 12 salami-sized semicircles from the cheddar slices. Use a cookie cutter to form snowflakes from the remaining cheese.
  3. Generously spread the tortilla strips with cream cheese. Layer them with salami and cheddar. Roll the strips into rolls.
  4. Cut the tomatoes in half. Assemble the skewer. Thread the tomato half, then the roll, and then the tomato again. Garnish with parsley leaves. Arrange the appetizer on a board and serve.
  5. This treat can be used as part of an appetizer display in a glass or on a large charcuterie board.
  6. You can also spread a balsamic glaze over the appetizer for added flavor, before serving.

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