Summer entertaining recipes

The 40 Most Popular Summer Recipes Of 2022: Simple recipes highlighting summer produce including dinner ideas to get you through to September!

Easy Spinach Dip Stuffed French Bread is your favorite cheesy dip (with three cheeses!) baked right into the loaf! Crazy delicious side or easy crowd pleasing appetizer! SPINACH DIP FRENCH BREAD RECIPE VIDEO With Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve and football games galore, I’ve had party food on the brain – hence recent Mexican party…

I'm sharing a Make-Ahead Menu for Summer Entertaining - complete with appetizers, the main course, drinks, and dessert! I'm including exactly how I prep each recipe to make your get-together as low-stress and as fun as possible! With these tips, you'll be able to spend time with your guests, and not in the kitchen!

Inspired by our trip to the South of France, I surprised my husband with an anniversary dinner at home, with nicoise salad, rosé pairings, and a simple-chic table setting.

Layer up sticky honey glazed cocktail sausages with juicy pineapple, spicy chilli and coriander for these colourful Hawaiian skewers - a party-pleasing canapé. | Tesco

Make an Italian antipasto platter for your next party! Guests will love snacking on the flavorful mix of cheeses, olives, veggies, and more. I like to include the components below. Use them all, or just choose a few!

Pull Apart Italian Sub Sliders: spicy + layered with peppers, a fun and easy appetizer for relaxed nights of entertaining family and friends!

This grilled vegetable antipasto platter of zucchini, summer squash, red onion, and bell peppers caramelized on the grill and served with kalamata olives, goat cheese, and basil dressing is exactly what your next summer party needs!

Make this fresh caprese salad board in under fifteen minutes and wow all your friends at your next party! Visit The Sweetest Occasion for details.

Burrata cheese, marinated mozzarella balls, tomatoes, and fresh stone fruit are laid out on a platter making this and easy self-serve salad or appetizer.

This bright, colorful, and fresh summer salad, is full of grilled peaches, tomatoes, basil, and creamy burrata cheese. It's that easy summer salad that everyone craves all winter long!

The New York Times Food columnists share their favorite simple dishes for a gorgeous spread.

When it's hot outside, all you want is something light and delicious (and maybe even cold), so these summer salad recipes make the best summer meals. Did I mention they're also great for entertaining?

Our 2019 Mother's Day Menus and Entertaining Tips, to help make all the moms out there feel extra loved this year. Appetizers, brunch dishes, simple dinners, sides, and of course sweet cakes and more! Everything from cocktails to desserts and even some thoughts on flowers. It's going to be a delicious Mother's Day!

Needing a seafood element in your Christmas menu this year? Whether you're on the lookout for a grilled prawn recipe or maybe a whole-baked salmon, BHG has got you covered. We've rounded up the 16 best seafood recipes to impress your guests this Christmas.

Mornin’, glories! This weekend has been cloudy skies with the threat of thunderstorms, so we’ve been keeping things low-key at home with the fam — tea parties, puzzles, and trying to keep up with Henry (the baby gates that we took down when Phoebe turned 3 just went back up!) I made these for dinner last night […]

If you love the blue cheese-stuffed olives that come with your Dirty Martini, this creamy, briny dip is for you for an easy appetizer for dinner parties.

Colorful and fresh, these may look fancy, but they’re simple to make, even yummier to eat, plus pretty fun!

Roasted Radishes with Garlic Chive Yogurt: A versatile side dish or appetizer with tender radishes, garlicky herby yogurt, and brown butter.

Grilled chicken topped with fresh mozzarella, sweet peaches, basil, and balsamic glaze. This Peach Caprese Grilled Chicken is a simple and beautiful summer dish! Since peak peach season is right around the corner, this Peach Caprese Grilled Chicken most definitely deserves a spot back on the front page of the blog. When I published this