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Easy cold app recipes please
I'm having a girls night at my house this weekend..the only problem is I'm working during the day & won't have much time to make hot apps. I wanted some app recipes that I can make the day before so I can just pull them out when everyone comes over. I'm gonna do Cheese & crackers & a veggie platter.
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Re: Easy cold app recipes please
Someone posted about cheese straws baked in the shape of thumbprint cookies with jalapeno jelly in the middle. That sounded tasty.
Also - there's stuff you could throw in a crock pot in the morning and it would be ready and hot by the evening.
Otherwise, I would suggest hummus or 7 layer dip (Mexican or Greek) with appropriate chips.
Also, some version of these http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes.aspx/breakfast-kabobs-with-yogurt-dip/ab8a3760-d914-495b-970d-c0cf88df8785 would be cute and easy to make the night before.
I'm not sure where you live - maybe you live in a warmer area, but could you serve hot chocolate, tea, apple cider as your hot item?
I agree w/ the rest - use your crockpot. My husband makes this dip full of fat but very good: browned hamburger, block of velveta, tub of sour cream, jar of salsa - put in crockpot and let it melt.
My coworker just brought a spinch dip to work, I guess the recipe is on the back of the KNORR veggie soup mix packet she put it in a big bread bowl with bread chuncks to dip.