New Year's Eve Appetizers Everyone Will Love

By Casa de Suna

Published Nov 02

While the flowing drinks may get most of the attention on New Year’s Eve, a spread of great appetizers is what keeps the celebration going.

Whether you’re hosting or just bringing a dish to share, we’ve rounded up a few crowd-pleasing bites that are perfect for ringing in the new year. Champagne is key – but these snacks might just steal the spotlight.

Garlicky Labneh Dip with Spiced Butter; Memorial Day Party Menu

Garlicky Labneh Dip with Chili Oil

For a NYE appetizer that brings the heat, try this garlicky labneh. Our very own Casa Picosa Has Me Sweatin’ hot sauce adds just the right amount of fiery kick to this creamy dip. Pair it with warm pita bread for the perfect bite and prepare to be crowned the hero of the party.
Chicken Liver Pâté with Bourbon and Sage recipe by Casa de Suna

Chicken Liver Paté with Bourbon and Sage

Head to your local butcher for some decadent chicken livers and whip up this luxurious paté with bourbon and sage. This refined appetizer pairs beautifully with a glass of bubbly, making it an elevated choice for any NYE spread. Just serve with crostini or baguette slices.
Baked Feta and Olives by Casa de Suna

Baked Feta and Olives

This baked feta and olives dish couldn’t be simpler, perfect for anyone who finds cooking intimidating or is short on time. In just 30 minutes, you’ll have a warm, savory platter of melty feta and briny olives that’s ready to impress your guests with minimal effort.
Crudite with Cashew Aioli

Winter Crudité With Cashew Aioli

Give the classic party appetizer a cozy, winter-ready twist with our crudité platter paired with creamy cashew aioli. It’s smooth, vegan, and irresistibly delicious – the ideal companion for dipping a colorful medley of fresh veggies.

Easy Gyoza Dumplings

Our gyoza dumplings are guaranteed to impress. They take a bit of time to assemble, but they freeze beautifully. Make them ahead, then cook straight from frozen before heading out to your NYE party. And whatever you do, don’t skip the dipping sauce. It’s what takes these dumplings from good to unforgettable.

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