Finding something to do on New Year’s Eve can be overwhelming
and stressful - especially when you’ve got little ones to worry about. Your
usual babysitter has plans of her own!
Hosting a family-friendly shindig at home can be the answer
to your - and your friends - prayers. Try these simple, yet impressive recipes
to really please your guests’ palates!
Fig and
Bleu Cheese Flatbread
Flatbread pizzas are not only delicious, but they are fun to
make. Store-bought pizza dough makes this recipe even simpler. The mix of salty
and sweet flavors is a perfect choice for the festive occasion. Cut it into
smaller or larger squares depending on the size of your guest list to make sure
there’s enough to go around and everyone gets a taste. [photo credit]
Sweet
Chicken Bacon Wraps
Your resolutions don’t start til midnight anyway so you may
as well eat something a little sinful. These tasty poppers are absolutely decadent. With just four ingredients (not counting
the toothpicks), this recipe is a cinch. Be sure to make extra because you can
bet these will go fast! [photo credit]
Blush
Champagne with Gold Sugar Rim
For a signature cocktail that’s simple but festive-looking,
rim your champagne flutes with gold sugar. Your guests will gets a splash of
sweet before the bubbly hits their lips and they will surely thank you for it.
Pour sparkling cider for the kids so they can feel like grown-ups for the night! [photo credit]
Sparkling
Champagne Cupcakes
To finish off the finger food feast, these cupcakes are the
perfect touch. The sugary sweet frosting mixes well with the slightly more
muted cake and a delicious creamy filling. Bake them in a mini cupcake tin for
higher numbers and fewer sugar comas. Let the kids decorate them for a fun
afternoon activity while you prepare the rest of the food.
Do you have a favorite recipe for New Year’s Eve bashes? We
always love to hear from you! [photo credit]
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