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Mandarin and chocolate meringuesThis recipe for mandarin and chocolate meringues makes a great dinner party dessert. Excellent for new year!
By Nichola Palmer Published
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Cheddar and cider cheese fondueCheese fondue is making a comeback, this recipe for a chedder and cider cheese fondue is great for parties and suppers.
By GoodtoKnow Published
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Champagne cocktailwww.goodtoknow.co.uk has all you need to know about Christmas party food with ideas Champagne cocktails. Find out more on cocktails and Christmas party food at www.goodtoknow.co.uk
By Jessica Dady Published
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Cheat’s goat’s cheese and cranberry tartletsShort on time? These cheat’s goat’s cheese and cranberry tartlets will impress your guests and save you stress. Ideal for a Christmas or New Year buffet.
By Samuel Goldsmith Published
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Salmon toastsThese Salmon toasts make great canapes to serve with drinks, perfect and stress free party food for new years eve.
By Nichola Palmer Published
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Baked pear with stilton, ginger and walnut fillingThis baked pear with stilton, ginger and walnut filling makes a delightfully fruity and flavour-filled starter that’s sophisticated and easy to make.
By Jessica Ransom Published
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Miso prawn skewersNot only do our miso prawn skewers look impressive, they taste divine and take under 10 minutes to cook!
By Jules Mercer Published
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Cherry tomato and tapenade tartThis cherry tomato & tapenade tart makes a colourful addition to any party buffet table, or it can be made as a starter.
By Nichola Palmer Published
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Sherry flipA cocktail to get you into the party spirit! Spruce up your usual festive sherry with this simple recipe
By GoodtoKnow Published
