Spring Cheddar Blooms

There is always a reason to make Spring Cheddar Blooms!ย  These whimsical appetizers are perfect for Mothers Day, graduation, one of the kiddos birthday parties or end-of-school get-together.

So simple that you can get the kids involved in making these, this is a healthy appetizer you’ll want to keep in the rotation.

Begin by slicing the cheese into 1/2-inch thick slices.ย  If you slice it thinner, it’s hard to poke the skewer in without breaking the cheese.

Then, use a small tulip cookie cutter to cut the tulip shape.ย  You can also do these by hand, but it’s a bit trickier.ย  Cut a v-shape into the top of a rectangle or oval shape to resemble a flower.ย ย 

Then, slice the grapes in half and add 4 of them to a skewer, alternating and angling them to look like leaves.

Place a cheese tulip on the top of the skewer.

Place the blooms on a platter and serve!

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Spring Cheddar Blooms

Makes: 15 skewers

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 pound cheddar cheese
  • 30 green grapes
  • 15 cocktail sticks
  • oval or tulip-shaped cookie cutter

Instructions

Slice the cheese so itโ€™s about 1/2-inch thick.

Cut the flowers using cutter. If you do this by hand, cut a v-shape at the top of a rectangle to resemble a tulip.

Halve the grapes lengthwise.

Place the halved grapes facing down onto the cocktail stick at a slight slant. Top with the cheese flower. Serve.

Ingredients

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