Finger foods for teen party ?
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Anonymous
| I need inspiration! And nothing messy like chips and salsa. All I have are pigs n blankets. |
Anonymous
| chick fil a nugget tray |
Anonymous
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Mini quiche?
Chicken tenders -- maybe spicy but with the spice baked on, not a goopy sauce. Fruit kebabs deviled eggs |
Anonymous
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Mini tacos/taquitos
Samosas Mini quiche Mac and cheese bites Mini cream puffs Mini wontons Bagel bites/pizza rolls |
Anonymous
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nugget tray is great idea
pizzas cut diagonally into small slices pigs in blankets work toothpicks with grape tomatoes and mozzarella balls and basil drizzled with evoo and balsamic (or marinated if they're too drippy) same as above but melon cubes and grapes (plain), maybe some dipped in chocolate like edible arrangements stuffed mushrooms little shot glass with hummus and pre-cut crudite in them (do some without hummus) TJ's has great caramelized onion and feta cups - I top with some fig jam before baking cake pops |
Anonymous
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Samosas
Seekh Kebabs Spiced rava idli Mini quiche Toquitos Stuffed mushrooms Stuffed peppers Potatoes cheese balls Ledos pizza (because they come cut in the squares) Dumplings Spring rolls Dhokla and patra Spanokopita Ham and sausage pretzels Falafel |
Anonymous
| Pizza |
Anonymous
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Spinach dip
Cheese plate |
Anonymous
This. I also keep pretzel bites from Eastern Standard Provisions in the freezer and they are devoured every time. |
Anonymous
| Sushi or gimbap |
Anonymous
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Edamame
Dumplings Mini Cuban sandwiches (Hawaiian rolls w ham, cheese, mustard, pickle) Spring rolls |
Anonymous
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The Chik fil A tray. That is what they want!
Also, little pinwheel sandwiches. |
Anonymous
| mozzarella sticks |
Anonymous
| I recommend frozen bags of things from Costco. They'll be happy. |
Anonymous
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My kids would like mini bagel pizzas, mozarella sticks, mini quiches, taquitos maybe devilled eggs (although those do get weepy and then they look gross).
I also do bean and cheese quesadillas, fried in a little olive oil and then sliced into wedges, which are very popular. |