New Year’s Eve menu
This New Year’s Eve, we’re enjoying party food, with or without a party. As long as there’s plenty of appetizers and bubbly flowing, it’s going to be a fun time.
START WITH CHAMPAGNE
One of the great things about New Year’s Eve is the champagne holiday. That means not being disturbed at the bar, and the hardest choice you make all night is: flute or flute?
SALTY SNACKS WILL
Bright and acidic sparkling wines like champagne demand to be enjoyed with something salty and light.
French Fries with Caviar and Crème Fraîche
A classic and undeniably delicious combination, this simple yet classy canapé is one of our favorites. If you don’t like frying your own fries, use kettle-cooked chips.
ALL ON TEAM
When in doubt, arrange the delectable pieces on a beautiful whiteboard and call it a night.
GET COOKING FEMALE
If you’re looking for a more extensive menu but still want to keep the culinary touch to the party, these recipes will deliver both flavor and fun.
Chicken Schnitzel on a Stick
Tender is dredged in a beer mustard bath. Dipped in crispy panko breadcrumbs. Fry until perfectly golden brown. Finish with a squeeze of fresh lemon to move on to another level.
Vegan Queso
As great as with tortilla chips, but even better when topped with salsa, guacamole, and cooked chorizo or soy just before serving.
CAFFEINE WITH SUPPORT
Because some of us can’t get to midnight without help.
BEAUTIFUL CLEANING
Let’s start with those solutions and take a sustainable approach to cleanup.