Little Last-Minute Holiday Dishes
I can’t believe Christmas Eve is tomorrow! Whether you find yourself faced with hosting relatives last-minute or want to bring a quick and easy dish wherever you’re headed, we’ve got four delectable appetizer recipes for you.
-Cait Rohan
Fondue is consistently a crowd pleaser, and this Fiery Fondue recipe (courtesy the Neelys) on FoodNetwork.com adds chipotle chiles and beer for a zesty kick.
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Post a Commenti went to my uncle’s. yummy food.
me too
This inspires me to finally use my foundue set!
All of the idea sound interesting, especially the edamame hummus!
fondue sounds good right now
might break out the fondue set from last year
We’re doing breakfast at my house tomorrow so we don’t have to travel with a toddler. Basic pancakes/waffles, eggs, bacon, sausage & coffee. My parents, in-laws and siblings are all bringing something to supplement (OJ, fruit, breakfast rolls, etc.)
I have a fondue set I have never used and now that I have seen this article I think I am going to bring it out!!
Pass on the shrimp, too high in cholesterol.
I thought regular hummus with chickpeas is pretty healthy, I don’t think you have to sub with edamame.
I haven’t had fondue in a really long time. It’s always fun to eat, but I must admit it’s not that satisfying.
No cooking.. going out to eat for Christmas! haha
I love all of these recipes/ideas
Fondue is my favorite!
I’m baking soo much stuff for the holidays. I’m making cakes, brownies, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and appetizers for christmas day.