Appetizers

Absolutely.  And perhaps some appetizers from the Br Menu.  Link:  Tamarind Bar Bites Edited 30 minutes ago by Crew News

....  It’s acceptable to order multiple appetizers and entrees, or only if...

... sandwiches & scones & small appetizers. It was £20. They also...

ABA Turkish Restaurant is fantastic. Their appetizers are superb too; especially smoked eggplant. Yes, Aynat! I bought a ticket to the Met online and just walked in - the Rafael exhibit was crowded but very manageable.

... 🍰 Perfect for serving desserts, appetizers, soups, and side dishes ❄...

... overly or underly seasoned. For appetizers, we chose the shrimp cocktail...

... 🍰 Perfect for serving desserts, appetizers, soups, and side dishes ❄...

... like shit, pizza, pop, and appetizers and I’m 5-6lbs lighter Saturday ...

... our cabins with room service appetizers to discuss our daily events...

... in cooking a meal from appetizers to dessert. It was a...

... dining.  We got for our appetizers around 7:45, our mains...

... wings will serve as the appetizers for the two picanhanas I...

Two appetizers not entrees, are on top of my list: Braised short rib at 150 CP and Escargot at MDR. 

... 2 parts:   1.  Voyage- 3 appetizers and 3 entrees and 2... cruise   2. Region - 3 appetizers and 3 entrees and 2...

... pushback on ordering a few appetizers. I'm looking at the crab...

... not change with the 3 Appetizers and 3 desserts. First a... the rules definitely stated three appetizers and three desserts. On the... meal includes up to 3 appetizers and desserts per guest in... is now three total between Appetizers and desserts if you want... have three desserts and no appetizers.  In defense of the crew... it to be combining the appetizers and desserts. I believe it...

.... "Our holy mother of Asian appetizers please avert your eyes from...

... designs for serving main dishes, appetizers, desserts, and beverages ✔ Suitable...

... designs for serving main dishes, appetizers, desserts, and beverages ✔ Suitable...

... to good use serving us appetizers and licking our shoes spotless...

... get a beer or some appetizers   The Cathedral of the Immaculate...

... overwhelmed and we left after appetizers (long wait for these and...

... a full meal, but even appetizers and snacks really add up...

I had never been but the food, mostly appetizers, was tasty. They ended up sitting at the left side of that table, just a few feet away. I already liked him more than the other candidates and hearing him respond to questions about healthcare, housing, energy, and social justice made me wish I'd gotten behind him sooner. I hope it's him vs Becerra.

... FIFA World Cup global inspired appetizers From boldly elegant to wildly...

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I’m putting together a small get together and want a few appetizers that feel special but aren’t complicated or time consuming to make. What are some crowd pleasers that look impressive without a ton of effort? submitted by /u/PsychologicalCall426 to r/RecipeInspiration [link] [comments]

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I need your help picking an appetizer (or two) for an upcoming al-fresco dinner party! Here's the menu Welcome cocktail - Basil or rhubarb gimlets Appetizer - I want an elevated appetizer (two) that is easy to eat while people are arriving. What are your suggestions? Main - You all convinced me to make Momofuku's Bo Ssam. Will be served with the sauces, sticky rice, grilled bok choy, picked and raw radish, pickled and raw turnips and bibb lettuce. Also served with a nice champagne. Do we also serve with a red? If so, which type? (We have a great wine store in town so will ask their suggestions too). Dessert - Lemon pudding cake with some added fresh strawberries Thank you! submitted by /u/Gal_in_kalamazoo to r/NYTCooking [link] [comments]

i’ve got a party this weekend and everyone is bringing an appetizer. my friend turned it into a competition so now i’m all in lol what’s your best recipe that never fails to impress? submitted by /u/Johnny_Waffles85 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Having an appetizer night for my non-food adventurous family this weekend. Would love your recommendations for NYT cooking crowd friendly appetizers! Wanting chicken wings to be one of the apps for sure! submitted by /u/kimber100 to r/NYTCooking [link] [comments]

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Looking for recommendations on appetizers to bring to a “Galentines” day party. What has been a hit at your gatherings? submitted by /u/Glamgarden to r/traderjoes [link] [comments]

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Looking for easy(ish) crowd pleasing appetizers that aren't going to break the bank for a large family gathering. My in laws family is large and while I love cooking and make most things lovingly from scratch, my food contributions to family gatherings are always underappreciated when compared to the amount of time and/or expense I put into them. For example, when I tell my SIL I will bring a homemade dessert, she inevitably dumps a bunch of store bought desserts on the table. Or serves a bunch of candy before we have served dessert. Pretty much everyone is happy with, or prefers chicken nugget/pizza type foods. Plain chicken. Storebought cupcakes. Basic mac n cheese. I have been asked to bring a charcuterie because last year I made an enormous (very pricey) charcuterie array with additions like some pickled veg, crostini from homemade bread, brined the olives myself, etc. I decided against the cost of that charcuterie and also want to avoid the usual hours of shopping/food prep. I'm usually over the top in effort and disappointed by the response, so it's time to realign the cooking with the reality. Unsure of actually how to cook or plan for contributing to this type of food preference.. Probably sounds ridiculous but I've looked at list after list of "crowd pleasers" recipes and I'm unsure. I'm looking for go to, EASY crowd pleasers with standard ingredients. Edit: Thanks for the overwhelming amount of suggestions and recipes!!! The fact that certain types of dishes were repeated a bunch of times is particularly helpful. I decided to try one dip and one one finger food - in this case, deviled eggs and warm crab dip with baguette. The family does a bunch of casual get togethers all year, so I'll be working my way through the many ideas. My husband is skeptical about the deviled eggs but as this was perhaps the most mentioned suggestion overall, I'll let you guys know how it goes. 🙂 Edit 2: Deviled eggs were demolished quickly. Crab dip was a moderate success but the homemade baguette for the dip was devoured completely. Looking at the food spread through a new lense, you guys were 100% correct. It's pretty much all super bowl party style foods. submitted by /u/heykatja to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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Last weekend, one of my friends organized a group of people to go do fall things. We rented a van and went to a few breweries/wineries. When we got back, we stopped at a pub to hang a bit before going home. There were about 12 of us so they seated us at a table. People ordered food and drinks. When the check came, one of the guys quickly gave his card and after signing, looked around and said okay everyone venmo me $45. This threw me off because many people had ordered meals, sides, drinks and shots. I had ordered a diet coke (I had to drive 1.5 hours home) and shared an appetizer with my husband. I asked if we could each venmo him for what we ordered and he seemed annoyed. He sent everyone a pic of the receipt and had everyone venmo him for what they got. For context, I'm fine splitting the bill evenly when everyone orders roughly the same thing. But also if I ever put my card down, I always ASK everyone if they want to split it evenly or not, not just assume. My husband thinks I'm being cheap and should've just split the bill evenly with everyone. I know I'm more money conscious than others so I'm wondering am I the a-hole? ETA: we were expected to pay $90 (including tax and tip) for me and my husband, since my husband did have a drink and a shot in addition to what I had, our actual total we ended up paying came out to $53 (including tax and tip) submitted by /u/moonstone_magic to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

Looking for new ideas for an appetizer to bring to a friend's upcoming BBQ party other than the standard veggie tray, charcuterie board, or hummus and pita. I know everyone has that one go-to appetizer that family and friends request every time. What's yours? Edited: THANK YOU everyone for all your wonderful ideas! I'll be referring back to this post for the upcoming holiday season and game day eats! SOOO many good recipes to try! submitted by /u/livelaughcarbs to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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We're trying to save money where possible for the wedding ceremony and are using Publix for the catering. My wife thinks the guests will be ok just eating finger foods such as fruit/vegetable trays, assorted cheeses, wings, chicken tenders... but she knows she'll be hungry and won't be satisfied with just those. She wants just her and I to also have a roast chicken at the table (I think some sides to). I think it would be incredibly rude to have an openly much better meal than our guests would have. Us tearing apart a full bird while they munch on tenders. Conversely I'd be perfectly fine with just the appetizers for everyone, us included. The costs for every table to get a roast chicken would put us at like $30 a plate according to her and that's not saving money. With every decision we make she justifies them by going "It's OUR wedding! It's ours, not anybody else's!". She didn't want to have a wide variety of options to cater to others either. She only wanted stuff she'd like. I think we'd be total assholes to go through with her idea. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Q_Q_S_S to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]