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Canapés/nibbles

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Illbethereinaminute · 08/11/2026 10:46

I'm having my parents over for Christmas Day and we will probably eat around 3 for a full sit down meal, they will probably arrive about 12/1ish so I was thinking of doing a couple of canapes just to bridge the gap.

Only thing I'm really feeling is smoked salmon bilinis. We are having a big meal so the canapes need to be light.

Any suggestions?

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LadyMonicaBaddingham · 08/11/2026 11:36

Cheese Straws aren't too heavy and, in my experience, always popular.

OMGitsnotgood · 08/11/2026 14:46

A definite yes to smoked salmon blinis, with cream cheese. Pineapple or melon chunks wrapped in Parma ham. Or both.
if you split pita bread in two, cut into tiny rounds, and bake, you get a nice light base for canapés (thanks Delia!) You could top with a variety of things - humus, guacamole, pate etc

Illbethereinaminute · 08/11/2026 15:52

OMGitsnotgood · 08/11/2026 14:46

A definite yes to smoked salmon blinis, with cream cheese. Pineapple or melon chunks wrapped in Parma ham. Or both.
if you split pita bread in two, cut into tiny rounds, and bake, you get a nice light base for canapés (thanks Delia!) You could top with a variety of things - humus, guacamole, pate etc

Pate is a good call! I'll stick some pringles and cheese straws out for the fussy members of my household then me and my parents can have the bilinis and pate.

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ranoutofquinoaandprosecco · 08/11/2026 16:17

We have smoked salmon bilinis and also little prawn cocktail cups, then I don’t do a starter! We also don’t have dessert either.

Kirschcherries · 08/11/2026 16:18

Crudités with chips & dips.

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