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101 Easy Appetizers in 20 Minutes or Less

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Do YOU want good food at your holiday cocktail party and still impress people? I’m not suggesting hiring a caterer, nor am I talking about frozen food you’ve in you fridge. Ever think about doing some cooking. The New York Times have made a collection of 101 Simple Appetizers in 20 Minutes or Less that are as easy to eat as they are to make.

4 Toss high-quality crab meat with minced shallots, a little tarragon or a lot of parsley and/or basil, and enough mayonnaise to bind. Also good on lettuce leaves.
5 Mash together best-quality tuna, minced anchovies, minced garlic, chopped oil-cured olives and olive oil as necessary.
6 New York comfort food: Spread cream cheese or crème fraîche on small bagels or bagel chips; black bread is also terrific. Top with sturgeon, sable or lox.

Each appetizer can be served at room temperature and takes 20mins or less. And none require a plate. Most of these recipes are beyond simple, they never do in two steps what can be done in one, and they need to decoration. Have any simple appetizer ideas? Let’s hear ‘em in the comments.

Carrot Ginger Beer

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I’ve to be honest about this recipe. Until a few days ago this was the first time I’ve ever heard of this Carrot Ginger Beer recipe. Well not in Dominica at least; what I know off is Ginger Beer. So, I went ahead and get the recipe a try – here are my thoughts: delicious, every tasty, but depending on the amount of ginger you mix in – your mouth will be literally on fire. So be carefully and enjoy this recipe.

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Ingredients:

  • 2 1/4 cups carrot Juice
  • 2 1/4 cups water
  • 1 cup granulated sugar
  • 1/4 cup liquidized ginger
  • 1/4 cup lime juice
Method:

1. Combine all ingredients in a jug and mix well.

Cook Notes:
To liquidize ginger: blend 1/2 cup water and 1 tablespoon ginger root for 1 minute.

Serving Suggestions: Serve over cracked ice. Decorate with lime slices. Serves/Yields: 6

Cou-Cou

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This dish is a savory cornmeal pudding with ochroes, similar to fungee. It is an old Barbadian favorite served with steamed fish or beef and pork stew. Its origin is the ancient North African couscous, a steamed mixture using different kinds of grain flours with added vegetables and meat.


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Ingredients:

  • 12 ochroes
  • 3 pints (1.7 litres) water
  • 2 tsp salt
  • 12 oz (340 g) cornmeal
  • 2 tsp cooking butter
Method:

1. Wash the ochroes, cut off the stems and slice in rings.

2. Boil in a saucepan with half the water and salt for about 10 minutes.

3. Add the rest of the water and salt to the sifted cornmeal in a bowl and mix well.

4. Remove the saucepan from the heat and blend in the cornmeal mixture.

5. Return the pan to the heat and cook over a medium heat, stirring briskly with a wooden spatula.

6. When the mixture becomes stiff and smooth, cover and allows steaming for a few minutes.

7. When the cou cou breaks away cleanly from the bottom of the saucepan it is ready.

8. Empty into a buttered dish, smooth, and spread liberally with butter. Serve hot.

Serves: 4

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