having a little jewelery party next month & need something small to serve for my guests.any sugg? thanks alot?

Answer 1

Watermelon cut into chunks, add thin slices of basil and drizzle with raspberry vinegar. Cheddar cheese bits and crackers to go with it. Really delicious, light and no one will complain. Plus, it's really pretty. Hve fun at your party!

Answer 2

You could simply put out vegetables like celery, carrot sticks, radishes, and cauliflower, maybe some olives. Then just have a container of dip. If you wanted a little more, put out a couple kinds of crackers and some fruit like grapes and cantaloupe. Add some cheese to the assortment.

Another possibility is making Little Smokies and serving crackers with them. The recipe for Little Smokies is as follows: 1 ( 1lb.) package of Hillshire Farm Lit'l Smokies
1 (12 oz) chili sauce
1 (10 oz.) jar grape jelly
Heat chili sauce and jelly, stirring constantly, until jelly is melted. Add sausages and stir until coated. Simmer uncovered 30 minutes. Serve hot.

Or if you are thinking of a dessert, I have a great one. If you want it, you can email me. It's called Blueberry Mold. It's made with jello and other ingredients.

Answer 3

You could have a vegetable tray, crackers and chips. Have 2 or 3 different kinds of dips, along with a tray of cookies and this should be enough. It shouldn't cost much either, which is great!!

Answer 4

Since its a jewelry party I am assuming it will be mostly woemen, there for you will want something light. Maybe little finger sandwiches, fruit tray, cheese & cracker tray, offere some drinks: tea, coffee, lemonade, soda etc

Answer 5

little appetizer quiches
little open-face appetizer-size Reuben Sandwiches
brownies
apple pie
a soft cheese spread and crackers
fresh fruit salad
Cocktail Weenies in BBQ Sauce

Answer 6

You can make a small cheese and pepperoni tray, veggie tray, or fruit kabobs with a dip sauce. They all work at my small party's! All take no time at all to make and are yummy.

Answer 7

frittos and bean dip