Photo credit: purewow . you could make these pie crust bites in a matter of minutes even though they look fancy. change out the fruit and cheese for a whole new take. you could try different jams, preserves, compote, or even pie filling on top of cheddar, mascarpone, or sweetened cream cheese pudding. It is also easy to find cookies that meet dietary restrictions when accommodating someone with a gluten or dairy allergy. 15. chocolate. chocolate bars, chocolate coated candies, chocolate kisses, chocolate covered nuts, chocolate dipped pretzels, it’s all great for game night snacking without the mess. 16.
Barbecued meatballs. grape jelly and chili sauce are the secrets that make these meatballs so fantastic. if i’m serving them as a game night treat, i prepare the meatballs and sauce in advance and reheat them right before guests arrive. —irma schnuelle, manitowoc, wisconsin. She also insists that "they reheat quite well." make ahead tip: slice assembled quesadillas into wedges and freeze in a single layer on a baking sheet. wrap and store in the freezer for up to two months. thaw the frozen quesadillas overnight in the fridge and warm through in the oven. 11 of 16. 3. kid approved homemade ranch veggie dip. snack on fresh veggies all night with this homemade ranch dip that’s done in 5 minutes! see the recipe. kids will love! 4. easy cheese pizza. bake this easy to put together pizza right in a large cast iron skillet. use it as a simple and filling snack or meal on family night!. 21. air fryer frozen sweet potato fries. crispy air fryer frozen sweet potato fries are a slightly sweet but entirely tasty snack everyone loves! serve them as a stand alone side or as one of many appetizers and snacks at your next game day party! air fryer frozen sweet potato fries. these air fryer frozen sweet potato fries are a fast and easy.
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