Thinking of the perfect appetizers for your event?
Quit thinking, you have your answer right here👇
Trust me when I say coming up with a perfect meal plan for your event can be a tiring task😩. Especially when you have the goal of making it the event of the year (my party driven friends aka owambe clique, will relate😉). At such times a lot can go wrong but, this article is specifically written to help you out. Read every sentence, you will be glad you did.
If you are a Nigerian, you might have probably heard about finger foods (aka small chops). Yes, there it is... Small chops! They are the perfect option for delicious and mouth watering appetizers💃.
Just recently, they have become sought after at different events; weddings, naming ceremonies, birthdays etc. They are easy to make and their ingredients are locally available.
Most of them are described below:
1. Mini puff-puff: This is a smaller version of the real snack. Prepared in the same way, it comes in handy and goes into the mouth with a bite.
2. Samosa: Although it originated from Asia, samosa is one of the most popular small chops. With its unique shape, this beauty is sure to keep your guests craving for more.
3. Asun (peppered spicy goat meat): Having this deliciously spicy chop on your table is a must do.
4. Spring rolls: Spring rolls go together with samosas and no small chop table is complete without it.
5. Mini sausage rolls: Just like the mini buns, these are a smaller version of the actual sausage rolls. They are special guests to be included on that table. Give them a try.
6. Gizzard and plantain (Gizdodo): The taste of this combination is not something you'll want to deprive your guests of. They make an awesome pair.
7. Mini doughnuts: They are also a part of this family. Delicious and satisfying.
There, you have them. A blend of any these will save you from thinking way too much. No Nigerian event is complete without small chops nah. They're the life of the party😋.
I hope you found this helpful. Visit us daily for more interesting food ideas.
Quit thinking, you have your answer right here👇
Trust me when I say coming up with a perfect meal plan for your event can be a tiring task😩. Especially when you have the goal of making it the event of the year (my party driven friends aka owambe clique, will relate😉). At such times a lot can go wrong but, this article is specifically written to help you out. Read every sentence, you will be glad you did.
If you are a Nigerian, you might have probably heard about finger foods (aka small chops). Yes, there it is... Small chops! They are the perfect option for delicious and mouth watering appetizers💃.
Just recently, they have become sought after at different events; weddings, naming ceremonies, birthdays etc. They are easy to make and their ingredients are locally available.
Most of them are described below:
1. Mini puff-puff: This is a smaller version of the real snack. Prepared in the same way, it comes in handy and goes into the mouth with a bite.
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| Puff puff to the rescue 😋 |
2. Samosa: Although it originated from Asia, samosa is one of the most popular small chops. With its unique shape, this beauty is sure to keep your guests craving for more.
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| Deliciously looking samosa |
3. Asun (peppered spicy goat meat): Having this deliciously spicy chop on your table is a must do.
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| Who wouldn't want to have a taste of this? |
5. Mini sausage rolls: Just like the mini buns, these are a smaller version of the actual sausage rolls. They are special guests to be included on that table. Give them a try.
6. Gizzard and plantain (Gizdodo): The taste of this combination is not something you'll want to deprive your guests of. They make an awesome pair.
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| Yay or yay? 😁 |
7. Mini doughnuts: They are also a part of this family. Delicious and satisfying.
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| Don't they look yummy? |
There, you have them. A blend of any these will save you from thinking way too much. No Nigerian event is complete without small chops nah. They're the life of the party😋.
I hope you found this helpful. Visit us daily for more interesting food ideas.
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