Miniature Dinner


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Less is more when it comes to dinner, which can be filled with a rich palette of interesting flavors.


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When your signature dishes aren't getting the same enthusiastic response they used to, it might be time to spice up your dinner with a different presentation. These miniature dishes are quick to prepare (due to their compact size), and the whole family can get involved. Once everything's ready, tell your family that these delicacies are finger food.

Drinks in champagne glasses

Drinks in champagne glasses

Do you have wide champagne flutes that you only use on New Year's Eve? Take them out of the cabinet and dust them off: their compact size makes them perfect for a buffet theme, no matter what you pour them for. And who says a mini-course dinner can't be elegant at the same time?



BLT Salad on Skewers

BLT Salad on Skewers

Sometimes the bread can almost overpower the flavor of this classic sandwich. Instead of unnecessary carbs, skewer a grape tomato, a wedge of lettuce, and a slice of bacon—now this appetizer can be considered a salad. And you don't even have to skip the mayo: use a pump bottle to squeeze mayo onto the lettuce wedges.

Vegetable rolls

Vegetable rolls

Crudites are a staple snack, and this version is even more appealing than a plate of beautifully arranged vegetables, as the rolls already contain a dipping sauce. Slice zucchini or carrots thinly lengthwise, top with goat cheese and herbs, and roll up.


Spinach and Feta Puffs

Spinach and Feta Puffs

Filo pastry is always a hit, especially when filled with savory feta and nutritious spinach. This homemade version of store-bought pastry takes just 15 minutes to bake.

Recipe: Triangles with spinach and feta

Stuffed peppers

Stuffed peppers

Stuffed bell peppers can be a bit heavy and awkward to eat. Try mini peppers for fork-free serving. Fill them with ground meat (or beans for a vegetarian version), top with cheese, and warm in the oven.


Pork gyoza

Pork gyoza

Gyoza are, one might say, the perfect food: they're crispy yet tender, and pair perfectly with a savory dipping sauce. The whole family can help make the dumplings—it's fun, and it speeds up the process.

Recipe: Pork gyoza

Dessert kebabs

Dessert kebabs

Finish your meal with these tiny treats, beautifully arranged on a skewer. Top the mini doughnuts with chocolate, caramel, or sprinkles, and feel free to top them with fresh fruit.





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