What would you bring to an appetizer/dessert party to share?

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Anonymous wrote:What *does* get eaten at your regular gatherings, OP?

Good question - is this a bunch of dieting middle aged ladies?

If that's the case, then bake one chicken leg per person and call that dinner.

LOL!

-PP directly above you

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Cracker or bagel chip with cream cheese, smoked salmon and capers

So smelly, do not do this OP!

You've never heard of lox?

[Anonymous]

Agreed: know your audience. I'm a little bit of a germaphobe so would only eat single serve things in this kind of context, and health conscious... are folks vegan, gluten-free, keto or just plain old American glutton?

that said, falafel can be nice: not the sandwich but individual balls on toothpicks with cucumber and red pepper maybe. But frozen from Trader Joe and heat up.

[Anonymous]

Nainamo bars.

[Anonymous]

I am going to an appetizer/dessert party and I am going to make mini-chocolate mousses that I am putting in chocolate cups. I will sprinkle the top with crushed peppermint. They can be eaten by hand and don't need a spoon or anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am going to an appetizer/dessert party and I am going to make mini-chocolate mousses that I am putting in chocolate cups. I will sprinkle the top with crushed peppermint. They can be eaten by hand and don't need a spoon or anything.

I want to go to your party!

I’m going to a similar one on a weeknight so I’m going to just bake something frozen from Trader Joe’s like mini quiches or mini samosas.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What *does* get eaten at your regular gatherings, OP?

Good question - is this a bunch of dieting middle aged ladies?

It doesn’t make sense for people who are dieting decide to have an appetizer/dessert party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am going to an appetizer/dessert party and I am going to make mini-chocolate mousses that I am putting in chocolate cups. I will sprinkle the top with crushed peppermint. They can be eaten by hand and don't need a spoon or anything.

I want to go to your party!

I’m going to a similar one on a weeknight so I’m going to just bake something frozen from Trader Joe’s like mini quiches or mini samosas.

LOL, my back-up plan was mini quiches if I couldn't get the chocolate cups. Little quiches are always a hit!!!

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I buy a large tray of baklava.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What *does* get eaten at your regular gatherings, OP?

Good question - is this a bunch of dieting middle aged ladies?

If that's the case, then bake one chicken leg per person and call that dinner.

LOL!

-PP directly above you

LOL I love that somebody (or a couple of somebodies) picked up what I was throwing down

[Anonymous]

Cesar salad spears (on escarole).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cesar salad spears (on escarole).

Sorry, that is on endive. See Food & Wine

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pigs in a blanket. Not kidding - they will all get eaten.

Accurate.

Totally agree! People love them. Another weird thing that I cannot believe people devour at my parties-- cream cheese spread on salami, rolled and toothpicked. Men especially seem to love both gross items because their wives would never serve either.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, please. Deviled eggs. Inhaled every single time.

Gross

[Anonymous]

Came to say deviled eggs. People also like dips. If you do a nice homemade guacamole, it’ll get eaten. A good warm crab dip with baguette also. I wouldn’t think to bring baklava, but I love baklava, so that PP is on to something.