Canapes with Boiled Pork

by Editorial Staff

Canape is an appetizer for a festive table, which does not happen too much. Small sandwiches are easy and convenient to eat, they are just perfect for buffets. According to this recipe, canapes are made from rye bread, boiled pork, and cucumbers.

Summary

Prep Time	15 mins
Course	Main Dish
Cuisine	Russian

Ingredients

Instructions

If the bread is not pre-sliced, slice it. Remove the crusts from each slice. Cut each slice into identical squares.
Cut the boiled pork into squares of the same size and thickness as the bread.
Cut the cucumber into thin slices.
Arrange the bread squares on a flat serving surface. If desired, lightly spread mayonnaise on each bread square.
Place a cucumber slice on top of each bread square. Top with a boiled pork square.
Top each canape with a fresh parsley or dill leaf and a pitted olive.
Insert a toothpick or small skewer through the center of each canape to hold the layers together. If preparing these ahead of time, add the herb leaves just before serving to prevent wilting.
Serve on a festive table.

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