savory warm snacks - recipes?

[Anonymous]

Spinach artichoke dip. Can eat with celery or with pita chips, depending on your mood.

[Anonymous]

Spinach balls. I use Pepperidge Farm stuffing mix for the bread crumbs.

[Anonymous]

Nachos! Plain tortilla chips and shredded cheese for a quick and easy version, or load em up with any number of toppings. I like black beans, avocado, and diced tomato.

[Anonymous]

was just coming to say nachos is my go-to. Or warm pita with feta and olives.

[Anonymous]

Gougeres

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Spinach artichoke dip. Can eat with celery or with pita chips, depending on your mood.

Was going to say this ^^

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe’s freezer

OP here. They're overpriced and overrated. Looking to make something myself, at home.

Omg I agree- they always sound good but inevitably have a weird taste.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gougeres

or goat cheese stuffed profiteroles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:was just coming to say nachos is my go-to. Or warm pita with feta and olives.

What kind of cheese for the nachos?

[Anonymous]

Canned artichoke hearts (chopped) OR crab (picked over), mixed with 1 cup of mayo and 1cup grated Parmesan cheese. Mix it all together in small casserole dish or large ramekin.

Bake in 350 oven for 30 minutes . Great to spread on sliced baguette (or pumpernickel rounds, or tortilla chips).

Yummy

[Anonymous]

Spanikopita
Samosas
Air fried artichokes or chickpeas

[Anonymous]

https://www.halfbakedharvest.com/goat-cheese-stuffed-bacon-wrapped-dates/

[Anonymous]

Ham and cheese toastie

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's cold, and I'm craving savory warm snacks.

Do you have any recipes to share? I'm open to anything that's easy enough to make for a regular person with a regular kitchen.

Do a Google search for "appetizers"

[Anonymous]

soup