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I'm not sure what I did wrong with the shrimp ceviche. The tortillas would not stay down in the mini muffin pan. It was horrible to put together, and I'll probably never make it again. It tasted good, but what should I have done to get the tortillas to stay in the cups and not rip open?chefann said:Clubhouse Chicken Squares
Hot Pizza Dip
Fruit and Dip (no specific recipe there)
Spicy Shrimp Ceviche Cups (which are also good filled with taco meat/cheese/salsa)
LisaVH said:I was planning the Elegant Artichoke Cups for my show tomorrow. Potentially a LOT of guests. Can I make the cups ahead of time? Or will they get stale? I was planning on making a double batch of filling at the show and at least one batch of cups before I get there just to make sure I have enough and make the demo move a little quicker.
Some easy and delicious appetizer ideas for hosting a party are mini quiches, bruschetta, stuffed mushrooms, cheese platters, and vegetable platters. These can be prepped ahead of time and are sure to please your guests.
For vegetarian appetizers, you can try caprese skewers, hummus with pita bread and vegetables, spinach and feta phyllo cups, or fruit skewers. For vegan options, consider avocado toast bites, vegan spinach and artichoke dip, or roasted chickpeas.
Some unique appetizer ideas include bacon-wrapped dates, prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, stuffed dates with goat cheese and honey, brie and cranberry bites, or crab and avocado wonton cups. These will definitely impress your guests.
If you have guests with dietary restrictions, consider offering a variety of options such as gluten-free crackers with different dips, fruit and cheese platters, vegetable spring rolls, or shrimp cocktail. You can also label the dishes with their ingredients to make it easier for your guests to choose what they can eat.
Some easy and delicious hot appetizers include meatballs in a slow cooker with BBQ sauce, mini hot dogs wrapped in crescent rolls, baked brie with jam and crackers, or chicken skewers with teriyaki sauce. These can be prepped ahead of time and cooked right before your guests arrive.