Mashed Potatoes with Apples and Cheddar
Рубрика: Appetizers
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Pumpkin Spice Babyccino
Do your parents love pumpkin latte? Now you can join them with this babyccino, made by replacing the coffee with frothy milk flavoured with pumpkin purée, spices and maple syrup.
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Squash and Roasted Tomato Soup
As long as there are vegetables at the market, take the opportunity to prepare this delicious soup that can be made in large batches and then frozen. In order to enhance the sweet flavour of the butternut squash and tomatoes, as well as allow the vegetables to caramelize well, roast them in the oven with shallots, garlic and thyme. Add cream for the right amount of richness, and you’ve got a steaming hot bowl of comfort.
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Greek Salad with Cheese Curds
Surprise your buffet guests with this twist on a Greek salad, prepared with cheese curds instead of feta cheese. And to ensure it keeps the texture you love, serve the salad at room temperature.
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Warm Leek and Cheddar Dip
Combining the flavours of leek and cheddar, this warm dip takes inspiration from our slow cooker warm artichoke dip. Serve with raw veggies, saltine crackers or any other cracker of your choice.
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Yogurt dip with Confit Tomatoes and Cashews
For a bold and texture-rich appetizer, try this yogurt and dill dip served with a bright garnish. Cherry tomatoes and celery bring freshess, whereas the seasoned cashews add a nice surprise, creating the perfect bite.
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Devilled Eggs with Gherkins
Devilled eggs are a buffet staple and always a hit with guests. This version highlights pickles, with a garnish of shallots marinated in pickle juice and sprigs of dill.
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No-Knead Cheese Curd Flatbreads
This cheese flatbread that can be dipped in sour cream is the perfect appetizer to enjoy with friends. It’s also the perfect bread for getting into bread-making, given that it requires no kneading. To avoid this step, a technique of pouring boiling water over the flour is used, which allows the starch to develop. Then add the rest of the flour and the yeast so that the dough rises. In most cheese breads, chunks of cheese aren’t visible because they melt when baked. That issue is solved by using cheese curds, which don’t melt. Simply pan-fry them in a skillet for a few minutes, allowing you to stretch happy hour a little further.
