Quick and Easy Finger Food Recipes
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This is a popular, but sometimes forgotten recipe. Kids tend to come home from school and open up a bag of chips or unhealthy food. Ants on a Log has celery, peanut butter, and raisins which are natural treats and filling as well. They are quick and easy and travel well in kids' lunches.
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These potato skins are quick and easy to make. Cheddar cheese, bacon, and potatoes are all you need to make this popular appetizer.
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Bacon is wrapped around dates and dipped in honey for a sweet and savory appetizer.
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Precooked and sliced chicken is available at most grocery stores near the lunch meats. Use this to your advantage when you need a quick lunch or dinner. Barbeque chicken wraps combine the tastes of a summer barbeque into one convenient wrap.
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With the help of leftover or rotisserie chicken, you can make this quesadilla, flavored with barbecue sauce and cheddar cheese in no time.
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Try sweetened cream cheese and strawberries for a dessert bruschetta as opposed to the traditional appetizer.
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Instead of traditional nachos, try this recipe which uses bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes as toppings for melted cheesy chips. This is good a good "game-day" recipe.
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This recipe is for blue cheese lovers. The complex taste is the only topping you need for this simple pizza recipe which only needs three ingredients.
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This is a quick and easy recipe to make for breakfast or brunch parties. Turkey, cheese, and baking mix are combined and formed into meatball sized balls.
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Apples, cinnamon, and a little sugar are broiled on toast. This is a sneaky way to get your kids to eat their fruit.
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When your friend calls crying to you because they just got "dumped," Whip up this pizza in no time and bring it to their house with a bottle (or five) of red wine. Form it into a heart shape and butcher it into little pieces to represent what you would like to do to the one who broke your heart. (Jokingly, of course). Pizza is the ultimate comfort food and this recipe is super quick and easy.
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These open-faced sandwiches are a great go-to recipe for your next brunch. They are super quick and easy to make, but look elegant. Egg, ham, and cheese sit on top an English Muffin and you don't even need a fork! Serve with Mimosas or Bloody Mary's. Yum!
This is a popular, but sometimes forgotten recipe. Kids tend to come home from school and open up a bag of chips or unhealthy food. Ants on a Log has celery, peanut butter, and raisins which are natural treats and filling as well. They are quick and easy and travel well in kids' lunches.
These potato skins are quick and easy to make. Cheddar cheese, bacon, and potatoes are all you need to make this popular appetizer.
Bacon is wrapped around dates and dipped in honey for a sweet and savory appetizer.
Precooked and sliced chicken is available at most grocery stores near the lunch meats. Use this to your advantage when you need a quick lunch or dinner. Barbeque chicken wraps combine the tastes of a summer barbeque into one convenient wrap.
With the help of leftover or rotisserie chicken, you can make this quesadilla, flavored with barbecue sauce and cheddar cheese in no time.
Try sweetened cream cheese and strawberries for a dessert bruschetta as opposed to the traditional appetizer.
Instead of traditional nachos, try this recipe which uses bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes as toppings for melted cheesy chips. This is good a good "game-day" recipe.
This recipe is for blue cheese lovers. The complex taste is the only topping you need for this simple pizza recipe which only needs three ingredients.
This is a quick and easy recipe to make for breakfast or brunch parties. Turkey, cheese, and baking mix are combined and formed into meatball sized balls.
Apples, cinnamon, and a little sugar are broiled on toast. This is a sneaky way to get your kids to eat their fruit.
