What are your favorite hors d'oeuvres/component ingredients like those snack plates for parties
from cheese_greater@lemmy.world to nostupidquestions@lemmy.ca on 05 Jun 21:09
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from cheese_greater@lemmy.world to nostupidquestions@lemmy.ca on 05 Jun 21:09
https://lemmy.world/post/47807992
Ive got
- potato chips
- cheese (gouda or medium cheddar, sharper would be fine)
- cherry tomatoes
- pickles
- celery
- raspberries + mixed/“field” berries (strawberry, blackberry, blueberry)
- chicken breast slices/strips
I like to combine these and pick at them
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Deviled eggs, I make mine with some jalapeño relish for a crunchy kick
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I would not like that because I really like deviled eggs and I like the way I like them and that is too far of from it, but I very much appreciate you spicing them up.
I use hot Hungarian paprika or cayenne on top. The standard in the US is to use sweet paprika, which tastes like basically nothing in such small amounts on a deviled egg and has no spiciness. You want a little kick. I also put a bit of ground mustard into the mix.
pepperoni, black olives, melon slices.
Mortadella, jamon Iberico, boquerones or anchovies; mixed olives; confit garlic. Candied citrus, dates, cornichons, honey, fig jam, some kind of like giardinera or kimchi
Mine often have the following ingredients:
Relevant to note I’m not adding all of that to a single table. We (my family) usually pick some of those items, depending on availability, price, mood, whatever. And most of the time we have hors d’œuvre it actually replaces a meal, instead of being a pre-meal. (Unless it’s something really fancy and really late, like New Year Eve’s supper.)
Cucumber slice, fried halloumi slice, cherry-tomato on top. Held together with a toothpick 🤌
Antipasto or kimchi