This Christmas wreath appetizer is perfect for holiday gatherings! Low carb, vegetarian, and keto friendly recipe.

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This wreath is super easy to make, pretty to look at, and delicious to eat! It would be ideal as part of a selection of appetizers at a Christmas meal, or on a buffet table at a Christmas party or gathering! It's vegetarian too, which is a bonus, and people will feel good about eating some healthy veggies at this time of year!
The platter I've used here is from Le Creuset - it's actually quite clever because there's a round cheese board insert that sits inside the middle circle, making it super versatile. But I can't find it on Amazon or on their own website which is a shame! Here's one similar on Amazon that would be a good alternative.
Check out all my low carb Christmas recipes!
How to Make a Christmas Wreath Appetizer
Start by loading up baby spinach leaves on the platter. I prefer to break off and discard any stalks for a prettier presentation.
Next, add some small broccoli florets.
Then add some cherry tomatoes (I used red but you could also use yellow, orange, or a mixture), and mini mozzarella balls (I like the pearls).
Finish with a "bow" fashioned from fresh basil leaves - you'll need two large long ones, two large squarer ones, and one small leaf.
Add a dipping sauce to the center of the wreath, and serve.
I actually used this G Hughes Salad Dressing which I love - and was thick enough to work well as a dip. Or you could make your own - my sour cream and chive dip or low carb honey mustard sauce would be ideal!
Enjoy this pretty and healthy edible wreath!
📖 Recipe

Christmas Wreath Appetizer
Ingredients
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Place the baby spinach leaves on a large round platter in a ring.
- Add the broccoli on top of the spinach.
- Next, add the cherry tomatoes and mozzarella balls.
- Finish with a “bow” fashioned from fresh basil leaves.
Nutrition
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Katrin says
What a fun idea! That's the kind of starter my kids would enjoy preparing... and eating!
STACEY says
This is so darn cute, simple and tasty! You must have the best parties with all your cute decorated food!
Maya | Wholesome Yum says
Such a pretty idea! Thanks for sharing!
Kim | Low Carb Maven says
My kids would love a salad that looked like this. Thank you.