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- iHaveNet.com: Appetizer Recipes
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The best appetizers are full of flavor, fun to look at and, ideally, effortless to prepare. A delicious appetizer -- albeit one for those without caloric restrictions -- is a piece of prosciutto with a slice of triple cream and a topping of fig puree
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Marinating precooked shrimp in garlic- and lemon-infused oil is a simple yet elegant appetizer
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Kimchi pancakes, or kimchijeon, are crispy, a bit chewy, and full of the umami goodness of Korean-style fermented cabbage. This recipe works especially well with older kimchi that is tangy and full of bold flavor
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The hummus we're making here uses canned chickpeas, which are readily available, easily stored for spur of the moment hummus cravings, and also surprisingly good. This said, hummus made from chickpeas that you cook yourself is a beautiful thing
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Rick Bayless knows all about how to throw a great fiesta, or party, and a key part of any great fiesta is the food. "I like to welcome guests with this guacamole bar," he says. "I start off with a basic guacamole made with roasted garlic"
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I like to develop recipes that require little cooking time yet offer tasty renditions of classic dishes. This colorful, tangy appetizer recipe is a refreshing change from the traditional shrimp cocktail. In this recipe, I combine shrimp with bay scallops
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This delicious guacamole recipe replaces half the amount of high-calorie avocado in a traditional guacamole recipe with a stealth low-calorie vegetable -- zucchini -- to cut 100 calories and 6 grams of fat so we can eat more guacamole with fewer calories
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This Quinoa Tabbouleh recipe transforms into a gluten-free version by substituting high-protein quinoa for bulgur. It gets a further flavor boost from feta cheese, chickpeas, fresh mint and lemon juice. I like to serve this as part of a mezze platter
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These spicy and crunchy pecan-crusted chicken nuggets are paired with a quick, creamy ranch dip. If you can't find coarse breadcrumbs, substitute Grape-Nuts cereal instead
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I am always on the lookout for appetizers. Chicken liver pate doesn't enjoy the popularity it had when Julia Child was queen, but this elegant yet economical hors d'oeuvre is due for a comeback
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The batter, bite-sized morsels, and dipping sauces for tempura are very easy to prepare in advance. Everybody loves the crispy, flavorful results. Serve a steady flow of tempura, and your guests will feel they've really had a memorable holiday party
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I vowed to make some time this month to nourish myself in between all of the holiday cooking madness. This simple yet tasty bruschetta came about from that promise
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Most of us think of sliders as tiny burgers with grilled onions served on little buns. I thought it would be fun to use meatballs instead of burgers and the result might be an improvement over the traditional burger slider
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I think you will appreciate the unexpected topping on this bruschetta recipe. If you can find fresh shrimp, you will be rewarded with a double dose of deliciousness. If not, ask your fishmonger for the best-quality shrimp available
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Making a great pumpkin risotto is one trick whose secrets I can reveal. It starts by selecting the right pumpkin
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This tasty twist on rumaki wraps apple-cured bacon around a sweet date stuffed with Parmesan cheese. A Spanish-style nibble, this is a terrific pick-up appetizer served with cocktails
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This appetizer recipe is a perfect way to kick off a summertime outdoor dinner party: Curried Chicken Satay with Fresh Mint-Soy Dipping Sauce
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Nuoc cham gung would makes a good marinade and glaze for one of my favorite appetizer recipes -- Spicy Sweet Ginger-Garlic Chicken Wings
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Socca is a traditional dish from Nice, France, and, as with many traditional dishes, there are a dozen different ways you can make it. I like to roast it under the broiler until the top is charred and crisp
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Pea shoots have a sweet flavor suggestive of pea pods yet more delicate. Together with strawberries and ricotta on rounds of toasted baguette, the combination is a joyful bite
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These recipes are both atypical renditions of the classic Mexican combo
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While dips and chips and vegetable spreads are all fine and good, there's something wonderful about spicy roasted chickpeas More
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Think outside the pie by using this sweet summer fruit as a spicy dip or meat accompaniment. More
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Quiches come in all varieties and can be enjoyed at any mealtime of the day. Pair it with a simple salad, and the meal is complete. I also like it with a glass of Chardonnay! For this quiche recipe, I keep the vegetable options simple with just asparagus. And for a bit of meat, I add crisped bacon More
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This is the perfect dish for a part-time vegetarian or Meatless Monday devotee. (I happen to know a few.) The woodiness of roasted mushrooms and herbs is a realization of the autumn season
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Puffy and warm, these asparagus-goat cheese souffles are the essence of spring. Serve them as an appetizer or alongside a big salad with a tangy vinaigrette for a light supper or a special brunch
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I'd like to share with you here one of my all-time favorite hors-d'oeuvres recipe, a mainstay at Spago and all the glamorous functions I get to cater: Spicy Tuna Tartare in Sesame-Miso Cones. And you can make it without too much effort in your own home kitchen
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What would winter entertaining be without a good cheese log? This fantastic and easy recipe was passed down to my friend Pat Loud from her mother. She has served it at nearly every party that I've attended, and it's always a big hit
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With grilling season in full swing, I was looking for a cookbook and recipes that could help freshen up our usual party fare
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The spice mix in this recipe combines pungent fresh cilantro with slightly bitter cumin and is rounded out with warm, sweet, paprika and peppery cayenne and black pepper notes
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These crisp quinoa cakes spiked with smoked salmon and topped with lemony sour cream make for a lovely appetizer
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I like serving gravlax during the warm weather since no cooking is required. The fish is actually cooked, or cured, by the marinade. Easy to put together, thinly sliced gravlax is a crowd-pleasing appetizer
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This salad is a great way to put a new spin on asparagus. You'll be surprised by the taste of it raw; it's so fresh and crunchy. A simple vinaigrette is all you need to make the asparagus shine like it should. Try it as an appetizer or side dish
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This chicken wings recipe avoids the deep fryer and instead the wings are broiled or grilled, which turns them super crispy. A soy and honey glaze makes them sweet, sticky and salty. These wings are simple to prepare
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These meatballs are lighter than the traditional beef variety and burst with a kick of pesto flavor and Parmesan
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Holy moley, grilled guacamole? Well, yes! Have you tried it? If not, you should. It's easy, smoky and so, so good. Here's how to make it
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You may roast your own red peppers, as I sometimes do, but for the sake of simplicity, this recipe calls for roasted peppers from a jar
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My chefs and I love to try new combinations of ingredients. That creative spirit led to my recipe here for Garlic Lamb and Vegetable Spring Rolls
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Chicken tenders are dredged in seasoned whole-wheat flour and cornmeal, pan-fried in only a small amount of oil and then drizzled with a tangy hot pepper sauce
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Deviled eggs, the beloved American classic, never go out of style. They can be far from ordinary when sophisticated ingredients are added. I've noticed that elegant appetizer buffets almost always serve a platter of deviled eggs. And they always seem to be the first to go. I am a big fan of these for their familiar, comforting flavor. Here's my basic recipe with lots of spiced-up variations
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