Antipasto Lunch – The Second Easiest Meal to Eat and Prep

Antipasto Lunch is the second easiest meal to prep because Antipasto Breakfast is a thing. However, depending on your leftover situation and how many veggies you’ve prepped for the week – antipasto lunch might be even easier!

Either way this lunch is designed to be fully customizable to your and your family’s palates as well as easy to prep for some easy grab and go lunches. Again, I highly recommend keeping a stash of divided containers to make meal prep easy peasy.

How to Build Your Antipasto Lunch Box

Mix and Match until your heart is content and your stomach is full! Or, put it on a bed of greens with some olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

Fruit:

Grab and go fruits are great for the middle of the day – particularly if you will be running short on time. But you can easily prep cut fruits too – whatever you enjoy, but remember, if you are on a Whole30, fruits can become a sugar crutch – so eat them wisely!

Antipasto Lunch

Course: LunchDifficulty: Easy

Servings

4

servings

Prep time

5

minutes

Total time

5

minutes

Antipasto Lunch is perfect for the charcuterie lover, the grazer, the person who does not want to spend a ton of time making lunch. Customizable to different tastes and easy to prep several at a time antipasto lunch is a family fave!

Ingredients

• Start With:

• Grilled or Leftover Chicken

• Hard Boiled Eggs

• Prosciutto

• Sausage
  Sliced Roast Beef or any compliant cold cuts

• Leftover protein – like meatballs!

• Add Lots:

• Artichoke Hearts

• Roasted Red Bell Peppers

• Asparagus (leftover or grilled are great options)

• Cucumbers

• Carrots

• Black & Green Olives

• Pickles

• Pepperoncini

• Mushrooms

• Roasted Eggplant

• Celery Spears

• Cherry Tomatoes

• Salad

• Add Some:

• Whole nuts

• A drizzle of Olive Oil

Directions

• Plate your choices. Make sure the vegetables are the largest portion. That’s it – time to eat!