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Boursin Appetizer with Pistachios and Honey

Boursin, pistachios, and hot honey on a plate as an appetizer

Long Live Easy Appetizers!

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This Boursin appetizer is now in my back pocket forever.

Creamy Boursin spread on a plate, topped with salted pistachios, and drizzled with hot honey. Done. It takes all of 5 minutes and it is like a people magnet. It’s SO GOOD.

I am making this Boursin appetizer blog-official because I’ve been getting lots of questions about it on Instagram, but you hardly need a recipe at all:

  • Spread Boursin on a plate.
  • Top with pistachios and hot honey.
  • Live that best life.

It has been such a hit with my friends at dinner parties and hang outs. And, maybe even better, it’s also been a hit here at my house where I’ve now taken to making this plate on a random weeknight to have as an easy appetizer eaten on the deck outside with my kids. It is the happiest hour.

Several of you have told me that fig jam on top (before pistachios) is also heavenly – I have to say, I’m attached to my current version but I do believe you that fig jam is a power move. Mentioning in case someone wants to take that and run with it.

Hope you love this one as much as I do!

(Recipes from my dinner party in the picture above: roasted red pepper pasta, air fryer chicken, house favorite garlic bread, and avocado kale caesar! And don’t miss all my favorite easy dinner ideas here!)

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  • Author: Lindsay
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 6 as an appetizer
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This easy appetizer comes together lightning quick with just 3 ingredients: creamy Boursin, pistachios, and hot honey.

Ingredients

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  • one 5.4 ounce wheel of Boursin cheese (I like the garlic herb flavor)
  • 1/2 cup roasted salted shelled pistachios, chopped or crushed (about 1/4 cup crushed)
  • 3–4 tablespoons hot honey
  • crackers or apple slices for dipping

Instructions

  1. Let the Boursin come to room temperature for 15 minutes. (Optional – this just makes it easier to spread, dip, and eat.)
  2. Grab a pretty plate or platter – even just a nice dinner plate will work. Use the back of a spoon to press the Boursin onto the plate in an even layer.
  3. Top with the pistachios. Drizzle with hot honey.
  4. Serve with crackers or apple slices. I like to throw a small spoon on the plate to make it easier to spread the dip on the crackers. It’s so good!

Notes

Crackers: I served these with a flat garlic thyme cracker at the last dinner party I had and it was so good! But really, this dip would go with just about any type of crackers.

Chopper: I love this little chopper for crushing or chopping nuts (and sauces, and veggies – I use it all the time)! Just a few pulses and you’re good to go. So quick and easy.

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Category: Appetizer

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I’d love if you’d leave a rating or review below! Your feedback helps others find the recipes that are fan-favorites!

People Loved These Three Recipes At My Dinner Party:

Roasted red pepper pasta in a skillet.
Roasted Red Pepper Pasta
Sliced chicken on a cutting board.
Ridiculously Good Air Fryer Chicken
Avocado Kale Caesar Salad with sweet potato fried on plate.
Avocado Kale Caesar Salad

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