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| Nothing says "Happy New Year!" like Champange Cocktails. Pictured: Kir Royales |
The last big holiday of the season is upon us, so it's time for another menu guide (see previous here and here). New Year's Eve is a little different because people tend to focus on cocktails and finger foods rather than a large meal. However, this year my boyfriend and I are staying in and having a private celebration that's still full of decadence and over-indulgence (and yes, I'll still be wearing my sequined dress and heels). I've got you covered whether you're hosting a large party or something more intimate so that you won't be hungry when the clock strikes twelve.
HORS D'OEUVRES
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| Cheese and Crackers require little prep time and can be out all night for your guests to nibble on. Pictured: Pecan-Parsley Cheeseball. |
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| Asian-inspired appetizers are an unexpected and delicious addition to your table. Pictured: Chicken Lettuce Wraps |
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| Assorted crostini looks festive and is a great way to feed a crowd. Pictured: Pesto, Pinenut, & Tomato Crostini |
FANCY DINNERS
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| Splurge on a fancy dinner for two - it's still much cheaper than going out! Pictured: Lobster Risotto |
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| New Year's Eve is a great time to get in those last steaks and potatoes before the resolution diets start. Pictured: NY Strip Steaks with Red Wine - Truffle Sauce |
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| Anything made with truffles signals a special occasion. Pictured: Pappardelle with White Truffle Sauce |
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