Christmas Appetizers You Can Prepare in Advance

Posted Nov 05, 2009 by SarahGanly / comments 0 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

This article will teach you how to make several Christmas appetizers that you can prepare in advance.

Christmas is bound to be a busy day, and if you figure out what you can do ahead of time to make your Christmas day less stressful you will be glad you did. This article will teach you how to make several Christmas appetizers that you can prepare in advance.

A delicious and tasty treat is the deviled egg, but this recipe adds a healthy twist by adding chopped green pepper to the mix. Start by boiling eggs until they are hard boiled; this takes about 10 minutes. Next remove shells and slice the eggs in half. In a bowl, mix the yolks, mayonnaise, mustard, dill, a dash of salt and pepper, and finely chopped green pepper. Mix all of these ingredients together until smooth. Add this to the centers of the eggs and sprinkle them with paprika. These eggs will be even better the next day.

Another easy and nutritious holiday appetizer is a fruit and veggie dip plate. You will need some green peppers, carrots, celery, broccoli, cucumber, and baby tomatoes. Cut the veggies into small sticks that are easy to eat. Mix some dill, crushed garlic, sage, onion powder, and canned spinach into some sour cream. Remember to press the spinach onto a paper towel so that it is not too wet. For the fruit you can cut apples, melons, strawberries, and oranges into slices. You can also use grapes. Next mix some plain yogurt with a tablespoon of vanilla extract and about 3 tablespoons of powder sugar. When plating this dish you can also leave a small container of granola on the side. A mix of oats, flour, and brown sugar can be baked at 350 degrees for ten minutes for easy granola.

Another delicious and tasty appetizer that reminds me of childhood Christmas appetizers uses only crackers, cream cheese, and green olives. Simply spread each cracker with cream cheese and place an olive on top of each. This appetizer is easy and tasty, and it can sit overnight to save you time on Christmas. You can add extra olives or slice them in half according to your tastes. Pair this cracker appetizer with another simple appetizer to make a cracker and cheese plate. Simply add chunks of sharp cheddar cheese to a cracker and sprinkle some raisins on it. This combination is truly scrumptious and simple.

Making Christmas appetizers early will save you time and energy on Christmas day; so tey these simple recipes to help you enjoy your holiday this year!

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