Brunch appetizers

Looking for an easy and crowd-pleasing dish to serve at your next shower or brunch? Look no further than these Mini Ham and Cheese Quiche Cups! These little bites of cheesy goodness are wrapped in flaky phyllo dough and make the perfect addition to any menu. Whether you're hosting a Sunday Brunch or need an appetizer for a baby shower, these quiche cups are sure to impress your guests. So grab a muffin tin and get ready to enjoy these delicious and easy-to-make treats!

Host the ultimate brunch gathering with our delightful brunch ideas for a crowd. Whether it's a festive Mexican-themed party or gathering, our cheap and make ahead brunch ideas have you covered. Elevate your brunch with a delectable brunch buffet, hearty casseroles, tempting brunch finger foods, and delightful brunch drinks. And for special occasions like weddings, our curated brunch ideas for special occasions add an elegant touch to your celebration.

Are you looking for some delicious finger food recipes for brunch? Then look no further! You'll love these easy recipes!

Make party-ready Mini Avocado Toasts with crumbled feta, chopped walnuts, and my favorite seasoning for the perfect party appetizer!

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Cucumber Sandwiches are simple finger food. They're cool, fresh, light and delicious! A must for a tea party, baby shower, or bridal shower.

These crostini with balsamic strawberries and ricotta are sweet, tart, creamy and perhaps the prettiest appetizers you can serve at your next fancy picnic, Mother’s Day brunch or bridal shower. They also take less than 20 minutes to prepare!

So so easy to make for a crowd! The mini croissants are toasted and flaky, baked with Dijon-honey, buttery goodness. WHOA.

Bacon skewers are a tasty appetizer that is sure to please any bacon lover! These are a great treat to make for holiday entertaining.

Crispy Oven Hash Browns are baked in muffin tins using frozen or real potatoes. This is the easy way to make perfect hash browns without spending time at the stove. Skip the traditional cooking method of frying in a large skillet altogether. Both sides and the bottom of each one have a crispy exterior. And no messy stovetop to clean.