These recipes are sure to be the star of any get-together.
We’ve rounded up our best ideas for your next gathering.
Finger foods are great aseasy appetizers,but can also be hearty enough to serve as the main course.
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We guarantee you’ll be asked to share these easy recipes after just one bite.
Your finger food-loving guests will thank you at the end of the night.
This recipe makes 20, so double it for a crowd.
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Mushroom-Stuffed Phyllo Cups
These delightful cups make a great addition to your party spread.
You should plan to assemble each bite just before guests arrive to ensure the chips remain crispy.
Want to skip the spice?
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you might always use andouille or herbed chicken sausage.
That just makes it easier to eat more than one.
Plus, this recipe calls for refrigerated mashed potatoes to cut down on prep time.
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These bites are packed with heat.
Spicy Cheese Twists
These spicy twists are the perfect companion to homemade cocktails.
From start to finish, this appetizer comes together in just 20 minutes.
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Top with fresh basil for the perfect finish.
Put them in the oven when guests arrive.
Here, bacon andbuttery crackersare magic.
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Spicy Strawberry-Goat Cheese Crostini
This colorful spring appetizer is just as pretty as it is delicious.
Minced jalapenos add a surprising kick.
Since they take only 20 minutes to make, they’re a great appetizer for impromptu gatherings.
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Tuck 4-inch tortillas into a muffin pan to create the shells.
Plus, theegg saladcan be prepared a day in advance of serving.
you’ve got the option to make them an hour ahead of serving.
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And you’re able to’t go wrong with a three-ingredient appetizer.
Muffin Pan Tomato Tarts
Think of these tarts as a handheld and party-friendly version oftomato pie.
Just brush puff pastry cups with mayonnaise and fill with tomatoes, cheese, and basil.
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We recommend keeping the frozen mini phyllo pastry shells on hand during the holiday season for drop-in guests.
Tomato Tea Sandwiches
you’re free to’t go wrong with a classic tomato sandwich.
Broiling just before removing them from the oven will crisp each piece of bacon to create the ideal finish.
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Maple-Bacon Smokies
You’ll only need four ingredients (plus toothpicks!)
to pull this crowd-pleasing finger food together.
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