jalapeño poppers are a Tex-Mex dish consisting of hot peppers stuffed with cheese. In collaboration with Philadelphia, we took this idea and instead placed cream cheese and cheddar on phyllo dough and made triangular bites. Chopped jalapeños are included for added heat. These hors d’oeuvres are sure to spice up any party.
Рубрика: Hors d’oeuvre
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Lemon-Marinated Tofu
To use up a leftover block of tofu, we had the idea of marinating it for four hours in a lemony mixture enhanced with garlic and chili. This crumbled vegetable protein can be used as a garnish—reminiscent of the texture of feta cheese—or can be made into bite-sized pieces to serve with drinks. Easy peasy!
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Maple Sausage Fingers
This scary sight is quickly eased by the pleasure of how good small cocktail sausages taste with maple syrup. All you have to do is trim nails and knuckles into the sausage (strange, we know!) with a small knife to turn this classic into a Halloween recipe.
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Fried Oyster Mushrooms
Mushrooms are the stars of this vegetarian “fried chicken” recipe. Oyster mushrooms are coated with a milk- and lemon-based breading (imitating buttermilk) as well as cornstarch. Once the mushrooms are fried, you get a light, crispy texture, and tenderness in the centre. They are accompanied by a dip inspired by ranch dressing and made with mayonnaise, sour cream and miso.
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Coconut-Seed Clusters
These clusters, made of coconut flakes, seeds and maple syrup, are both nut- and dairy-free, making them the perfect choice for school snacks. Sweet and crunchy with just a hint of salt, they’ll win over everyone, not just the kids.
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Candied Sweet and Salty Maple Nuts
This quick and easy recipe elevates your usual handful of snacking nuts. By baking the almonds, cashews and pecans in the oven, they become caramelized and crunchy. Their sweet side, from maple sugar, and salty flavour, thanks to a touch of fleur de sel, come together to brighten up pre-dinner drinks.
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Grilled Artichoke Bottoms with Labneh and Bean Salad
With these tasty bites, you’re surely somewhere in the land of 1,001 flavours. This simple dish consists of grilled artichoke hearts that are stuffed with labneh. They’re paired with a lima bean, shallot and dill salad. Bringing together balance and the joy of eating, it’s a delicious snack that will be enjoyed by everyone.
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Warm Olives with Anise and Grilled Lemon
Original and lemony, this recipe for warm olives is great for serving as an appetizer. After they’ve been coated in olive oil and herbs, cook the olives in a cast iron skillet and then deglaze with an anise-based alcohol. This cooking method enhances their flavour and lets their taste fully shine through. As a final touch, drizzle with the juice of a lemon half that’s been lightly caramelized on the grill.
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Shrimp Arancini
Not only does it make meal prep easier, our RICARDO shrimp risotto is also a great base for making arancini. Roll the cooled risotto into balls, coat them in breadcrumbs and fry them up. They’ll be a hit with your guests this summer.
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Shrimp Toast
Popular in Asia, Hong Kong-style shrimp toasts are a delicacy of fusion cuisine. The recipe consists of a shrimp filling enhanced with herbs and condiments, which is then spread on slices of bread. A layer of sesame seeds covers the shrimp, adding a crunchy texture to the fried toasts. They’re sure to be a hit!