Honey-Lime Fruit Salad by Chef Smith

COCONUT MACAROON CUPCAKES by Brandy Chicoine

Stir together dry ingredients. Beat butter, sugar together, add egg yolk and evaporated milk. Add flour with 1/3 cup milk. Stir in coconut. Spoon 3 tablespoons batter into paper lined muffin tins. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until lightly browned.

Petits Choux au Fromage by Chef Smith

* A savory version of Pate A Choux that many upscale restaurants use as a filler at the beginning of a meal or as an appetizer for those who are waiting for their tables.

Sausage and cheese balls by Holly Hulett

This make a great breakfast side or a snack for a party. I do not even like sausage or "sharp" cheddar that much, but this combination tastes great.

Suprise Cheesecake by viper

Black Forest Torte by viper

Chocolate Creamy Strawberry/Banana Dessert by viper

Cookie Dough Brownies by viper

Panna Cotta by MyWeekend Plan

Panna cotta – meaning “cooked cream” – is a well-known and frequently requested delicacy that originated in Piedmont and is made of cream and sugar. There are a variety of flavours and variants to choose from. It’s a fantastic end-of-meal treat thanks to its subtle sweetness, silky texture, and elegant plating

GRILL-A STUFFED MUSHROOM by GARY ESTESS

WE BEEN COOKING THIS FOR 8 YEARS AND IT IS A HIT.

Sausage Cheddar Balls by Chef Smith

Tropical Snowdrops by BearNakedBaker

The dried fruit can be anything you'd like, that's "Tropical". Cashews are also good to use....

Italian Short Pastry Dough by Sam

This a great short dough for bases of hors d'ouvres or simpley as a stand alone galleta or cracker.

Ricotta-Portabella Stuffed Tomatoes by Ginny

A delicious savory appetizer...vine-ripened tomatoes are best for this recipe.

Thai pickled beans or asparagus by Mama_B

I pickled green beans this way last year and we're still enjoying them now. Thai basil is relatively easy to find now, and is wonderful to grow. These pickles make great stir-sticks in savoury cocktails like Bloody Marys or Bloody Casears. Pickle crisp, while not necessary, is helpful in keeping the veggies from getting soft.