Suggestions for Thanksgiving Day appetizers/ finger foods.

I make butternut squash soup the night before and serve it in a crock pot on Thanksgiving day.

Oh, and of course there are excellent F52 suggestions!!! http://www.food52.com/blog/2735_8_hors_doeuvres_to_impress_if_the_meal_is_in_distress

Dates stuffed with blue or goat cheese, wrapped with prosciutto, and broiled for 3 mins. Dip in brown butter... delish!

Oysters are traditional in our family and certainly would have been at the original feast. Our version is here http://www.food52.com/recipes/11430_oysters_harry

I had this recipe at our Food52 book party. Thirdchild brought it herself. Really, really amazing.

http://www.food52.com/recipes/15003_olives_in_a_nest

And I know I am a broken record on this one, but SingingBaker's Roasted Fennel White Bean Dip is an all time favorite. One of the great things is you can make all the components ahead of time and then run them through the processer and assemble right before you bake it. http://www.food52.com/recipes/8908_roasted_fennel_white_bean_dip

This is my favorite Thanksgiving Appetizer: Pumpkin Cashew Dip, served with pre-cut pieces of naan bread, sliced apples & cauliflower florets: .. http://www.food52.com/recipes/8086_pumpkin_spice_cashew_cheese

Thank you,Trish! Love Champagne,and forgot all a out cheese straws!
I'll be sure to toast you while sipping the bubbley and nibbling on a cheese straw, Thanksgiving afternoon!
Cheers! :)

My mother-in-law always served good champagne with little silver bowls of homemade cheese straws. It was the perfect quaff and the perfect nibble before a meal you knew would be big and rich, and it didn't tax your appetite. Incredibly easy to make, with sharp cheddar, flour and butter the main ingredients. A pinch of cayenne for bite.

Are you looking for something at room temperature or something cooked and warm?