Party Panache, Festive Red & Green Recipes for the Holidays!
Let’s kick off December with a roundup
of the BEST
Red and Green Holiday Appetizers, Sides and Desserts!
Strawberry Pecan & Pimiento Cheese Wreath
This tasty cheese wreath is paired with strawberry jam
for a sweet and savory cracker spread
are perfect for holiday mingling
Your favorite Wedge Salad ingredients, chopped up and served dip style!
Fast and Fabulous Romaine Wraps
Cranberries, pecans, bacon and bleu cheese
in a small lettuce wrap, light and tasty!
Stuffing wrapped in bacon
and covered with an orange glaze,
need I say more?
Snow peas are filled with garden vegetable cream cheese
and arranged to look like a Christmas tree
Tomato Canapes with Bacon Chive Aioli
are one of my all time favorite appetizers,
I make them every Christmas
Bourbon Glazed Brussels Sprouts & Bacon Kebabs
A wonderful side or appetizer
Baked bacon wrapped green bean bundles
served over salad greens
with a buttery brown sugar garlic dressing
Holiday Salad with Bacon Wrapped Asparagus Croutons
Colorful and irresistible!
A creamy, cheesy, corn chowder with red and green peppers
Green Chile Tomato Cheese Grits
Creamy cheese grits kicked up with green chiles and tomatoes
Whip up a batch and put them in jars
for a homemade gift for friends, neighbors or hosts
Decorate your favorite bundt cake
with gingerbread people and candies
White Chocolate Cranberry Ice Cream
A no churn easy ice cream!
Only 4 ingredients and no baking required!
Serve up some red and green for the holidays!
I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs:
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What’s for Dinner Between Naps on the Porch
All About Home/ Common Ground Follow the Yellow Brick Home
Tasty Tuesday Oh My Heartsie Girl Turn About Tuesday
Full Plate Thursday Centerpiece Wednesday Creative Crafts
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So many tasty offerings for a merry December Jenna! I’ve made Southern Living’s version of the cheese ring and strawberry preserves and it’s a winner. Happy Thursday ♥
A Southern classic for sure, thanks Mary!
So many wonderful treats…they are great as a snack and an appetizer!
Thanks Angie, I could live on appetizers, I’d rather have a few small tasty bites than a big plate of foon
Jenna, your red and green recipes are all hits. All of these would certainly be enjoyed by my family. The pimento wreath spread looks as pretty as it must be delicious, I want to try that for my Christmas Eve spread. A great collection of recipes….
Thank you Emily, pimiento cheese and strawberry jam is a Southern classic, I am going to make it for our Christmas Eve family party 😋
Jenna, thank you for a very clever post filled with tons of ideas.
Thanks Bernadette!
Those BLT party skewers are calling my name! You are my go to blog for festive recipes.
Thanks so much Deb!
All these recipes are winners! You know how I know? Because you have a house full of guys, and if they approve, I KNOW they’re good!
haha, yes, tough crowd!! Thanks so much Rita!
These are all amazing! You make everything look so delicious, even a little piece of stuffed lettuce! Let the parties begin!
Thanks so much Dorothy, these are all very favorites, especially the romaine lettuce bites!
Jenna, I love this round-up. The lead photo of the pimiento cheese ring looks fabulous. I love pimiento cheese, a classic anytime. I often serve cheesy grits for dinner, I need to make your recipe! Have a wonderful day!
Thank you Pam, the pimiento cheese ring is going to be on our Christmas Eve menu!
Believe it or not, it’s the brussels sprouts that caught my eye-they sound great:@)
Good choice, Brussels and bacon are so tasty together!
“Red or green?” caught my eye because in New Mexico, you are always asked that question to determine what kind of chile (sort of like salsa, but not cold, more of a sauce and not to be confused with Texas style chili) you want on your enchiladas, etc. If you respond “Christmas,” it means you want some of both! Your grits recipe sounds wonderful. I have to agree that instant grits gives “real” grits a bad name.
Oh, that is so fun, Christmas chiles! I love cheese grits and the red and green makes them so pretty!
Wonderful food and pretty presentation Jenna. My son in law always tell me, I want to live here. I say the same thing to you for all of your wonderful recipes.
Oh, thank you Linda, how sweet!
What a great collection of Red & Green recipes, they all look great! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday, 565.Have a great week and come back soon!
Miz Helen
Thank you Miz Helen!