Cream cheese and chive roast beef pinwheels recipe

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Recipes
Ingredients
Meat and poultry
Beef

There's something about this pinwheel recipe that makes it look like you spent hours preparing it, when it doesn't take long at all. This is a roast beef and cream cheese and chive party nibble and is an easy and attractive addition to any party menu.

Recipe by:
Hertfordshire, England, UK

2 people made this

IngredientsServes: 4

1 large tub cream cheese
1 bunch fresh chives
4-5 large slices thinly sliced cooked roast beef

MethodPrep:30min ›Extra time:2hr chilling › Ready in:2hr30min

First soften the cream cheese with a fork. Then add the chopped chives. Mix these two ingredients together.
Now you can spread the whole of the roast beef slice with the cream cheese and chive mixture.
Roll each slice of roast beef as tightly as you can and then wrap them individually with cling film. Put them in the fridge for a couple of hours.
To finish the pinwheels, unwrap them and then slice them as thickly as you want them. I normally slice them about an inch. thick. Then you arrange them on a serving platter. You can use smaller slices of roast beef, just make more rolls and slice them a bit thicker.

Serving suggestion

You could also use large slices of cooked ham. Another suggestion to use instead of the chives is to add 1-2 tablespoons of horseradish to the cream cheese. Or maybe use a flavoured cream cheese like basil or garlic and herb.

Note

I normally buy the roast beef already sliced from the deli counter. I haven't tried it with a roast beef joint that I have cooked myself, but im sure if it is large enough and cut thinly enough it will still work.