This sun-dried tomato dill whipped feta crostini is a creamy, tangy appetizer that comes together in just 10 minutes using one food processor. Whipped feta, sun-dried tomatoes, and dill get piped onto crostini and topped with toasted pine nuts for a crowd-pleasing bite that looks like it took way more effort than it did.
Course Appetizer
Cuisine American, Mediterranean
Keyword feta crostini, summer crostini ideas, summer party crostini, sun-dried tomato, sun-dried tomato and dill, whipped feta crostini
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Servings 12people
Calories 130kcal
Equipment
Large Food Processor
Quart Size Ziplock Bag Or Piping Bag
Small skillet for toasting pine nuts
Serving platter
Ingredients
2Blocks Feta Cheese16 Oz Total
1/2CupPlain Yogurt
1TbspDried DillPlus Extra For Topping
1/4CupSun-Dried TomatoesChopped, Plus Extra For Topping
2TbspOlive Oil
3ClovesGarlic
Juice Of 1/2 LemonAbout 2 To 3 Tbsp
Pine NutsToasted, For Topping
1Baguette Or Store Bought Crostini
Instructions
Add The Feta, Yogurt, Dill, Garlic, Lemon Juice, And Olive Oil To A Large Food Processor
Blend Until Completely Smooth, Scraping Down The Sides As Needed
Stir In The Chopped Sun-Dried Tomatoes By Hand
Transfer The Mixture To A Quart Size Ziplock Bag Or A Piping Bag
When Ready To Serve, Pipe The Whipped Feta Onto Each Crostini Or Toasted Baguette Slice
Top Each One With Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Toasted Pine Nuts, And A Sprinkle Of Dried Dill
Arrange On A Platter And Serve Immediately
Notes
Let The Feta Come To Room Temperature Before Blending For A Smoother Texture
Toast The Pine Nuts In A Dry Skillet For A Couple Minutes Until Golden For Extra Flavor
Make The Whipped Feta Base Up To 3 Days Ahead And Store In The Fridge
Assemble The Crostini Right Before Serving So The Bread Stays Crisp
Add A Splash Of Olive Oil Or Extra Yogurt If The Mixture Seems Too Thick